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Swimming a+ Enfield in flue Spring. ik' s A ummm lfhaca offers many places of worship for fhe sfudenfs' spirifual needs. 7 dedication 8 In Declicafion To Dr. Dillingham To you. Dr. Dillingham, Presideni of lihaca College, The class oi I958 respeci- lully dedicales Jrhis volume. Your exrensive experiences as Direclor of Jrhe Auburn Collegiaie Cenler, your l-leadmasierships ar recognized privaie schools. your duiies as professor and Dean al Rider College. plus your experience as Vice Presideni oi Hhaca College have given you an insighl inio siudeni and adminisiraiive problems Thai is shared by lew men. Your leadership has enhanced ihe digniiy and scope of llhaca College in iis role ol increased Training for aduli living. Your leadership perrnils an almosphere in which siudeni and professor are encouraged io reason Jrogeiher io The iullesi exieni oi Jrheir inlelleclual powers, 'ro become servanis of iruih and wisdom. You are commended for The insisience upon high sjrandards oi inslruciion and high siandards of professionalism. You have demonsiraied ihar knowledge and Train- ing are valuable properlies. buf are oblainable only ihrough personal siriving. The class oi I958 looks forward 'io your guidance, discipline and discriminaiion in evaluaiing and advancing ihe educarional policies oi lrhaca College in The iuiure. 9 administration Howard l. Dillingham Presidenf Virginia C. Howarcl Dean of Women Earl E. Clarke Dean of Sludenls T .13 Home oT The new swiTchboarcl, The new recepTion room hums wiTh acTiviTy. The porTraiT of Dr. Egbert The Tounoler oT lThaca College. creaTes The Tocal poinT oT admissions staff A Ben LighT DirecTor of Admission ,gg l ff iswif 'ff The room. Colors in The porTraiT have been usecl ThroughouT The room. A pleasanT place 1 I Tor The incoming sTuclenT oT The college To Mi g -if Q obTain his TirsT impression oT The school. - E I lf g f xgxx gg, j We is I Lloyd R. Meeker ' I .,V, iiii 5 5 5 .7 A' Q V :A ,s.5-'fm AssisTanT DirecTor oT Admissions -2 - ,X - - fd--W.. ...MES-We -M ..., .. V.. mdnmwv. W-2. , Flora-nge Howland eglslrar Joseph N. Mayer, Jr. Treasurer administrative l officers David W. Cowan Superinlendenf of Buildings and Grounds is .1 H VA S32 Lillian S. Vail if , Alumni Secrerary 5 W X if 12 infirmary staff 4 Librarian. Mary E. Campfieldq Assisiani Librarian, Sarah D. Osborne: AssisfenT1'o'rl'1e Librarian. Esfeila Grani' ' r I I i Wi ii i .,,, i 'iw-xr N E ' V ..,. X Q ,. 4 ,sw i ff. rg? it 'ae iff' rf L15 V :,, ,f ,. . ., iijriiiii ,223 y if gi WE ,Fu A ill' ii is , ?Q -2 , if mf. . .... . , i IEP V ,---:Lf f NM,HMmMgmnw i 6 :riiw ' an ' 5-:-2:az:s:::::::::::::z:::::::::: . .. i'i ' ,f 7i ' . Z ' K EST' f E' ' it-.-Q... Medical Diredor: Dr, George G. McCauley: Infirmary Nurse. R.N. Sara McDonald E i., .Nfl Q,- 13 library staff X ' -5: 55,2 wx . N .,., ,,.,.,.,., . ., E K. ,,, , W l i Leff io righi, firsi row: Eugene Wood. Profes- sor of Drama: Gerald C. Cowan, Insfruclor in Sragecraflz George R. l-loerner, Associale Pro- lessor of Drama. Second row: Charles'l'l. Ran- dall. Associafe Professor of Drama: Virgiu Cor- nea, Leclurer in Drama. Leff fo righf, sealed: John D. Ogden, Associale Professor of English: Mary Dexler Bales, Associale Professor of Eng- lish: Marion L. Miller, Assislanl Professor of English: Ann K. Blodgefl, Assislanl Professor of English: Ashur Baizer, Assisi- anl Professor of English. Sfanding: John B. l-larcourl, Associale Professor of Eng- lish: William E. Terwilliger. Associale Pro- fessor of English: John J, Gill, lnsrruclor in English. college of arts and sciences Warren L. l-liclcman Dean ol Arls and Sciences Sealed: Rolserla Barnell, Professor ol' Speech: Joanne C. Deisig, lnslruclor in Speech. Sianding: John W. Gunning, Associale Professor ol Speech. ,a5ag::::::::.:: ' ' W... :IH H ra E 4 , ig wif Y mn ,, s srsr rrrs- J .J .J . ... -- liilll f - :. 'l -- -- ..,:a:a:a:.s.: l .:a55 ' W iiilll ri ..m,,,,W Leff ro righi, seafedz Marguerife Rowland, Professor of His+ory1 Donna I-1amil+on. lnsrrucfor in Hisfory and Government Sfandingx Roberr A. Ryan, Assisfanr Professor of I-iisroryg John B. Maclnnes, As- sociafe Professor of Hisforyq Delberf Barley, Assisfanf Professor of Hisforyy Warren L. Hickman, Professor of Hisfory. Leff fo rigl'l+: Royal D. Colle, Assisranf Professor of Radio-TV: Wilbur? J. Ridder, Insfrucior in Radio- TV: Don Marrin, Lecrurer in Radio-TV. Leif fo righl, seafedz Hal C. Yingling, Jr., Associafe Professor of Biology: George Swenson, Assisfanf Professor of Biology. Sfanding: Edward L. Seeber, Assisfanf Professor of Biology: Carlefon R. Worfh, Assisfanf Professor of lvlafhe- maficsf Clinlon R. Sfimson, Leclurer in Maihemafics. ' ,Mfrs . 4 One of 'rhe faslesf growing schools is fhe College of Arfs and Sciences. 1958 saw courses in logic, eihics. and religion infroducecl info fhe curriculum. Srudenfs in The Arfs College major in many fields ranging from Business Manage-menl' fo Radio-TV. The lousy office in fhe Annex is The place where counfless sfuolenfs come To ask many guesfions. a popular one being, Would if be possible for me +o see Dean l-liclcman Jrhis af+ernoon? Leff fo righf: Gordon K. C. Chen. Assisfanf Professor of Business Managemeni: John W. Fifzgerald. Professor of Accounfing: Frank W. Kolmin, Associaie Professor of Accounfing: Charles G. Friedman, lnsfrucfor in Economics. faculty and at students working . . The wages of learning, or is if earning? Future radio men pracficing mike con- You musr pu? a comma afrer ... ls fhaf Jrhe way I sound when I speak trol. French? The Doctor . . fakes ro the road, a first for a ma- jor producfion. if ' Tia . .. fLi F?7Eg.,is,4 Foregrouncl: Craig Mcl-lenry, Dean, School of Music and Professor of Music: George K, Driscoll, Associalo Professor oi Music. Firsi' row: Williard J. G. Braslc, Assislanl Professor of Music: Edward C. Troupin, Assisianl' Prolessor of Music: Roloerf J. Prins, Assisiaril Professor of Music: Raymond Saonqayllo, Assislanl' Professor ol Music: Waller Beoler, Professor of Music. Second row: David Berman, Assisianl' Professor of Music: Marlin Rosenwasser, Assislanf Professor ol Music: Helene Wiclc- srrom, Assisranr Professor of Music: Marylouise Poirer, Secrefary, School ol MUSlC: Celia A. Slocum, Associale Professor ol Eclucalion. Third row: Forresl S. Sanders, Associare- Professor of Music: Donald B, Bube, Assislanr Prolessor ol Music: Harold B. Weaver, Assislani Professor of Music: Lynn B. Bogart Professor of Music. school music Dean of llwe Music Deparrmeni - Q Craig Mcl-lenry I The gray building wiTh The large columns on Cayuga STreeT . . . The small enTrance hall where you sTumble over insTrumenT cases , . . The sTair- way leading To The upsTairs ...' The music library, and The music oTTice where music sTudenTs go To ask counTless queslions . . . All day and even inTo The evening, busy music sTudenTs plod up The sTeps oT The Music Building . . . Theory classes, conducT- ing classes, music hisI'ory, and oT course pracTice, and more pracTice . . . The proTessional sounds oT all The music organizaTions proves ThaT pracTice makes perTecT, The melodious sounds oT The Band driTTing Through DewiTT Park . . . The harmonious blend OT voices Trom The Odd Fellows . . . The I. C. Choir pracTicing, and The sound oT a lone TrumpeT blown soTTly laTe in The evening. How does The Tympani player manage To keep Tuning his insTrumenT? Praciice Teachers are very familiar wilh The Music Educa- Tion Office. Praclice, PracTico, praclice The Theme song oT all music sTudenTs. Wlien The weaTher's warm you can hear The sTrains oT The Con:erT Band driTTing Through DewiTT Park. Lefi' fo righf, seafed: Gene S. Welborn, Associafe Professor of Physical Educafion: Marfha lvl. Kelsey, Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educafion. Sfanding: Carlfon L. Wood, Assisfanf Professor of Physical Eclucafion: lsadore Yavifs, Professor of Physical Educafion. Dean of fhe Physical Eclucafion Deparfmenf - Arnold W. Wilhelm. Leff 'ro righf, row one: Isadore Yavifs, Professor of Physical Eclu- cafion: Marrha M. Kelsey, Assisf- anf Professor of Physical Educa- fiong Helen l l. l-lood, Associafe Professor of Zoology: Rifa D. La- Rock, Assisfanf Professor of Physi- cal Educafion: Gene S. Welborn, Associafe Professor of Physical Eclucafion. Row Two: James A. Freeman, Professor of Physiology? Cecil D. Wesf, Professor of Ana- fomy: Edward Pesaresi, Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educafion: Joseph l.. Hamilfon, Associafe Professor of Physical Educafion. school of Poofball, hockey, baseball, baslcefball and gymnasfics aren'f fhe only Things Jrhe sfudenfs in fhe Phy Ed de-parfmenf learn abouf. Whaf aloouf fhe music class? Biology, speech, liferafure and psychology also come fo fhe phy ed sfudenf during his four years in l.C. l. C. Defense Program physical education Leis nor larger Jrhe dance classes louch. dor1 r siep on my ioe againl and don r iorger rhe meihods courses lclid you gel your melhods noielooolc cloneffl a musl for all lurure ieachers of Phy- sical Eclucarion. The Trips lo Siewarl Parlc for field hockey on a cold fall morning . . . baslcelball in The Seneca Gym . . . gymnasiics in Aurora Gym, over 'ro Srajre Sireel lor mejrhods class. Muscles. . . l. C. wresllersl Malre1hal Baskei! s i Head of Hwe Physioilwerapy Division - A. German Dingwall. Lefi io righh George G. McCauley, Medical Diredor: Reginald C. Farrow, Leciurer in Orfhopedic Surgery: Frank S. Alo, Leciurer in Plwysiofherapyp A. German Dnqwall, Direclror, Division of Physiofherapy. th 6 91 k, AnaTomy and Pl1ysio's. . .always TogeTher Relax, Relax. aT The Physio Picnic . . . h . h cllvlslon of p yslot era py Four years in The liTe of a Physio sTudenT. As a Treshman The Physio's liTe is preTTy much like ThaT of any college Treshman. Then comes The second year, and by The Time he is buried deep in his anaTomy and physiology books he is well on his way To becoming a number one Physio. The Third year Tinds The Physio really specializ- ing here aT The college and aT The ReconsTrucTion Home. This is The Three guarTer mark wiTh only The home sTreTch ahead. FourTh year brings The Trip To New York CiTy. More inTense specializaTion in The ciTy in The various hospiTals. Then Tinally back To lThaca in The spring Tor graduaTion. Can'Tbea1 The heal So ThaT's whaT The skelr-:Ton OT a person looks like ithaca in the fall falling leaves in dewitt park . . . the motorcade to percy field . . . the softly mutecl music of the fall weekend band . . . the morning rain . . . bright blue sky in the afternoon . . . fall weather in ithaca. . . 1 Ik A f...-rv - f ' K- '+- 5. 4,-iv. 0 .57 ' Q - Q QQ iftn Ln , u B? 5, K' This was ihe Fall we walchecl The con- sl'rL1cl'ior1 of The new T.V. sludio. The familiar sieps of The Adminisfrafion Building. Vacaiions over . . . back 'ro Hhaca . back lo lhe books. l, Y F. Y X WYE ll I H I'lm4se openings always happen in Fall. Name, phone number. who's who, wha'l' would we clo wilhoul 'lhe Sludenl Direc- low? Married sludenfs clon'l' leave iheir child- ren al' home They luring 'lhem lo lho foollnall game! E M frosh camp Four days of gelfing acqueinlecl willw fel- low classmales. counselors. and laculiy. Camps wonderful unless if rains and even Jrlfien you can'1' dampen 'flue spirils of lively college freshmen. Singing songs around Jrhe campfire . . . coffee and douglwnuls in Hue lodge, flue informal dance, Jrhe lallcs by lac- ully members alooul college life. Besl of all- slcil niglwlg wl'1a'r slcil clicl your cabin pul on? Camp Danaca . . . one of 'l'l'18 besl' places for be ginning lasling friendships, Counselors-lefl' 'ro right kneeling: A. Kemler, A. Hudson. S. Tosca, M. Grasso. Sealed: A. Sullierland, E. Keiluhn, D. Coliquon, J. Senesmeyer, C. Banfield, L. Wagner. Sfanding: R. McKenny, M. Ecllefson, N. Bellucci, L. Pee-ls, W. Ruger, T. Wilsie, M. Brinfhaupl, R. Parrelle, J. Parreife. 5 i,,:,:,.::' :RA :--i,. lggj we R 1 ivvf ln. y rw x I il I Everybody face lhis way, please V Hill. V- llff' X , l A 2? , ,ga-' xl y j,f' 2 :,.,.. . , Nw ,W GP' Bm fr Can? be officially a class willwoul officers, Presiclenl Dave Berry and V. P. Lennie Goldman. Collefje lilo means work in Hue library. Up il-le hill 'ro biology lab and flwen comes llme fun -., -- , n Row One: M. Sam, S. McClay, C. Marclmslca, R. Johnson, B. Welsenberq, J. Maqoun, M. l-lavinglon, B. Zlroli. Row Two: J. Gero, M. Tripicco, P. Graseck, S. Albright, J. Wendell, 6. Silverlluorn, L. Smllln, G. Smilh, J. Bridenloauglw. Row Three: J. Larclwar, D. Klinko, J. Coleman, M. l-losenlold, R. Marshall, J. Franlz, J. Carbone, J. Gregory, F. Balislrevi, W. Spring, R. Parnik. Row One: D. Sacclnl, W. Coleman, B. Navarro, M. l-llder, J. Black, K. Sleller, F. Douglas. Row Two: l-l. Browne, E. Lerclw, S. Rlclcen, R. Clark, l-l. Marranca, K. Welosler, M. Little. Row Three: J. Koquf, C. Prall, C. Wlwilcomlo, C. Karpel, E. Linkrourn. S. Poole, P. Smillw, C. Abel, C, Ponninqlon, Row Four: P. Markliam, H. Wilman, S. Cornell, S. Brown, P, Mueller, D. Fosler, J. Rio, D. Feben, D. Bzrry, M. Mllclmell. li QQ- ' fe:- -1'-i. V L. ' 1-'inn . , .ff lf .Q R Q 'Q' Row One: F. Flint M. Havinqlon, R. Lebedz, Row Two: H. Hansen, A. l-lemme, J. Carloone, A Husled. R. Russell. lass of 1961 Row One: J. Sacclwi, R. Bayer, P. Gillespie, J. Madorsky, D. Faben, J. Gallo. Row Two: J. Gillan, B. Dwyer, T. Finclura, D. Foslor, J. Franlz, M. Feslw. - W- . -- - - v w. Y - I-,,mg-M-v 1 -f.,.,f:f.3Z-f y. ffm 5 lu wud' How abou? supporring a poor srarving Freshman? Please buy a card. All Froslw girls . . . parlicipafe in Froslw Frolics.Tl1is years llweme . . . lllmaca College as il was in lhe roaring lwenries. Froslw Frolics is nol only enioyable for lhe girls buf also proves enl'er'raining lor lhe I.C. men, whellwer a Freshman or a Senior. I r' rr. E W - V W llllv In ..,,.,. , zzz, .srz , . - : f sr, , I A, V 5 .,., A . . I :II W ...f r .,.:. .. , V .,-:-' I kk ' My : 'sh kkk : I .,.:s 3 H b l ' -B , --1-:-- 'ie ..,. , 1, A fx 'F rzr., M - Ml' EH V' S l 52. if is . . .. W. , sgfrf 1 The Phy. Ecl's and Physio's do if again! Cream or Sugar? l o 0 0 women s civlc committee Women in governmenr . . . ceriainly. The Women's Civic Commirlee, The govern- ing body for all Coeds ai l. C. . . . W. C. C, sees rhar all Jrhe incoming freshmen girls ger a big sisler . . . Correspondence during 'rhe summer, rhen The Big Sisrer rea in The Fall al Presidenr Dillingham! home. W. C. C. is responsible for Frosh Trials lo punish frosh who won'+ wear rhose beanies. ln a more serious vein W. C. C. sponsors fund raising acriviries for The supporr of l. C.'s war orphan, Kim. 33 ......?dl Leff +o Right, Row One: C. King llrainerl, B. Siephens lmanagerl, C. Higgins. L. Molisani, D. Carmean lco-caplainl M. Ornafo leo-caplainl, S. Beninafi, R. McFarlane, B. Pauley lmanagerl, B. Bulcaly, B. Cleo lheadefrainer, line coachl Row Two: V. Giglio, K. Baker, M. Angelo, W. Canough, T. Melile, C. Holland, B. Hoclcaday, C. Bools, S. Becloslcy, J. Kelley, P. Sansiviera, T. Mafosich, B. Ryan, J. Neuianq, Row Three: A. Orloslce, Head Coach: B. Wade. D. Pacio, G. Maiolo, J. Demby, C. Vieni, D. Hogan, E. Frey, D. Brown, A. Cain, D. Ennis, R. Price, P. Noun, J. Daily, H. Seiden- berg, Assislam' Coach. i varslty football frosh football Lefl' lo Righl, Row One: J. Bowles, J. Bulionow, lvl. Carazza, J. Howland, E. Lapoinle, B. Burlcley. J. Simonds. Row Two: T. LaPlaca lcoachl, A. Gala, J. Raiferly, J. Krysinsky, B. Marlin, W. Horlon, J. Bradshaw, D. Zoflo, H. Broadwell ll-lead Coachl. Row Three: J. Gorfon, K. Slaler, D. Leffs, S. Mack, G. Toile, P. Birmingham, R. Rich. Row Four: J. Bradclish, V. Keough, D. Callaghan, C. King, B. Cliff, B. Keller, A. Wilde. The I957 eoli+ion of +he Bombers compiled The bes+ win-lose record since l953. They slropped Ahfrecfs I5 game winning sneak, beami- ing 'rhem 32-I3. Maybe 'rhe new uniforms gave ihe boys a lift Nick and Mike, fwo familiar figures on fhe foofball field All eyes on Jrhe decisive play. The Bombers dropped lhe game lo Easr Sfroudsburg bulr came baclc +0 bear Wilkes College I9-O. From Jrhen on il was a combinalion of The flu-bug and Tumbleiiis. In each of 'rhe lasi Tour games The Bombers had everylrhing under conlrol excepl lhe final score. They decisively oufplayed Jrheir opponenlrs. Si 'ga 'L,- ll ,X:..l0f The V.F.W .... scene of The Vic dance and many olher I. C. dances. Alberf C. Burbank, Direcfor marching band V Ever Try To play Hwe clarinef wifh numb fingers? I+ gefs prehky cold ai' Percy Field on a Fall DiQl'1'f'. Members of Hme Marching Band fake H all' in s+ricle. Like The mail Thaf mus'r go Hwrouqlw in spife of snow or sleef, I. C.'s band comes Jrhrough ai' all +l'1e foofball games. 37 c eer leaders Lefi' To Righ+: S. Kurfz, M. Camessis, E. Keiluhn. R. Newman, l-l. Shapiro, C. Fuller, N. May. Energy plus . . . ThaT describes The cheerleaders aT l. C. lnsTigaTors oT The MoTorcades To Percy Field. The posTers PromoTing The games . . . Then aT The games These gals and guys are ouT There leading The crowd Through The cheers. drum major and twirler Sam Bruce Brenda P. Weisenberg Leading The big brass marching band . . . enTerTaining The crowd aT Those someTimes chilly TooTball games . . . Tancy and experT baTon Twirling performed by our preTTy Twirler . . . somelrhing new . . . she dances Too! 38 Leff io Righ+, Row One: L. Zinnanli, B. Miller, R. Roach. Row Two: D. Gerver, B. Bouclc, M. G-ranl, H. If- linger, D. McCauley, L. Gieger, J. Valenline, J. Tucker. Row Three: M, Blaslc lmanaqerl, G. Murphy, B McCormick, D. Gilelfe, G. Reillwer, L. Sand. G. Sieclleclc. H. Ferslen, C. Wombold. J. Drumm, F. Gibson P. Liolnroclc, C. Cirillo lmanagerl, varsity soccer frosh soccer Lefi fo Riglwf, Row One: R. Jessup. D. Bona, R. Russell, B, Baldwin, P. Mueller, J. Wesf, W. Miloczewslci B. Fava, T. Blumenberg. Row Two: S. Springer lmanagerl, R. Legedz, B. Rhein, C. Albert B. Baldwin, C Young, J. Sampsell, B. Robinson. D. Wiqslen, D. Osganlan, M. Giaquinlo. L. Goldman, J. Sangiorgl, C Wood lcoaclwl. 39 Won 7 - Los+ 3l Tha+'s Hue way The Varsify Team came out Vicfories over Wes? Point Corrland. and Syra- cuse hiqlruliqlrred fhe season. Larry Pe+e Sand and Bob Miller were The oulrsfanding soccer men. ii gi T? TWH Lit! lol ll ll I i i Tig 5 LefT To Righf, Row One: J. Bridenbaugh, L. Terwilliger lV.P.l, I. Terefenlco. R. Milifello lSec.l, Lillian Dilviaso lPresl M. Sam. Row Two: J. Silveslri. S. Tasca, C. PaT'ravina, D. Ford lTreasl, S. Brown, D. ParTingTon, A. Cohen. student council lmporTanT voice on campus . . . a voice Thar is progressively making iTselT heard more and more. Approving The organizaTions on campus and Their consTiTuTions and acTiviTies lceeps The council busy. Frosh ElecTions! The Council Talces care oT Them. Foolrball Vic Dance ThaT's also sponsored by The Council. Fall Weekend and Movf ing-up Day esTablished evenTs ThaT help To make college liTe aT I. C. whaT iT is . . . boTh sponsored by STudenT Council. This year ei TirsT! The Council sponsored The Dulce EllingTon ConcerT. Baclcsiaqe . . . FosTer Hall . . . l. C. sTndeni's meoi' The Dulce Dr. Glen Olds Chairman Pefer Bush spealcs religious emphasis clay Sponsored by l. R. A. C., Religious Emphasis Day gives lrhaca College an opporfuniiy io have personaliiies like Dr. Glenn Olds spealc ai rhe school. A very impressive program was pui on by lhe commillee Jrhis year. Speak- ing on The Topic Desegraling God . Dr. Qlds compared religious failh in Jrhe Uniied Siales and Russia. Dr. Olds is well qualified lo do rhis, for he speni The summer of l957 con- duciing an aduli siudy group in Russia. No cloubir a feeling of closer harmony among 'rhe various groups ar I. C. has been broughi abou? by Jrhe I. R. A. C. Leif fo Righf, seafed: B. Heller, D. Miller, J. l-laase. Standing: J. Wilcox, P. Bush. 11 o o 0 ll the doctor In spite of himself FirsT Major producTion This Tall and direcTed by Charles H. Randall, The hilarious panTomiming be-Tore each acT. How many oT The casT escaped wiThouT a beaTing? The dumb husband hiding under The Table ThaT kepT moving across The sTage. This was The show ThaT Took To The road Tor a week. SuccessTuI perform- ances aT various high schools ThroughouT The sTaTe. 43 Lefi' io Righi, Row One: V. Anderson, R. Voudouroglou, K. Lee, T. Smifh, S. Smifh. Row Two: C. Cirillo. J. Hunf, S. Lombardo, R. Rufkowski, J. Mecca, J. Tucker, S. Laurence. class Row One: E. Glaff, L. Sanfacroce, A. Sufherland, J. Michaud, L. Mansfield, K. Prindle. Row Two: H. lffinger, D. Yorlcey, D, Shreipman, T. Tofh, D. Cerone, J. Brown, of 1960 Row One: B. Darling, N. Harris, R. Sfewerf, J. Maha-Ike. D. Maenpaa. Row Two: D. Fanfuzzo, B. Haris, R. Seeley, F. Nasfars. C. Pafhavina, E. Boldf. Row One: J. Demby. A. Cain, A. Hammer, R. Smifh. M Sfern. Row Two: B. Lanc. S. Corrneille. B. Hahn. B. Mann C. Gross, M. Angelo. ' Ithaca In the winter slushy streets and icy hills . . . biting winds and whirling snowflakes . . . christmas lights on state street . . . delta kappa's christmas ball . . . two more days till vaca- tion . . . basketball in seneca gym . . . then come exams . . . F 1 fpoyl g., -Lf 1 . 3 . 1 uv -.xy V '- Q: -. 'Z 'LWH' ug. N 'fl 'Q I I , A .NN EJ ,.p rvfgl' 15' ' 1 1 ik 'ESL 4-,T4'y .- xf as-.T fi 51,43 . ag-, 5 -T ? Qi A f-v impression The Hhaca as This one -A ' of winter Hhaca Fails in The grip of old man W infer. xii Winier sporis in K , . 4 s ff: .5-ii, ,Y . is - I g ,,,, Xi., xi , . ig , 5 I Iihaca . .. Skiing ai Greek Peak. v....N. - kQ,N Decking 'rhe hails -19 Sfewarf Park . . . scene of a snow ba'r'He. Dewiff Park's well known manger scene. Chrisfmas ligh+s and crowds on Sfafe Sfreef welcome Sonia in his helicopfer. Choir i DirecTor - Mr. Donald Bube. 1 E I..u.4I l l concert choir New pracTice room Tor The Choir This year . . . aT The Odd Fellows Temple. The same superb qualiTy oT The Choir issues Trom The new locaTior1. The ChrisTmas ConcerT, The ChrisTmas carol recording Tor N. B. C.. The STaTler Club ConcerT, The c:oncerT Tor The UniTed Fund Campaign Dinner, acTiviTies oT The busy l. C. Choir. Spring brings The annual Choir Tour . . . This year To Canada. 51 Lefi' fo Rlghi Row One B lvlee B Boolhroyd lvl Slern RowTwo J Brydges, D. Wesl, N. Warner, R. Everill, E. Shusler, D. Harrison R Viola Row Three J Pedlllo F Sprague J R Galvin R W Coleman, I. Yankowilz, J. Winlermule, W. Mock, B Hughes A Cofliero R Moran C Weldon I Wilson R w Four C Cirillo, l'I, Vrooman, R. Williams, J. Cicalelli, A. Melilf D Pacio J Colfer B Seeley S Mugavero K Murray P Farney J Valenline. delta kappa S'rraigh+en lhose shoulders. pledge, and rearrange lhal lie! Every pledge lo Della Kappa hears lhal command al one lime or anolher. The boys al I I5 Glen Place are responsible for many familiar lradilions ar I. C. The annual Chrislmas Ball is a welcome break from lhe ledious grind ol sludy. Whal' would we do wilhoul our sludenl direclor- ies? Thanks lo Della Kappa for 'lhese valu- able lillle books. Whal's Fall Weekend wilhoul a Fall Week- end mug? Go lo D. K.'s familiar mug slanoI in The Annex iusl belore Fall week- end and gel yours! The boys in The maroon iackels are one ol l. C.'s busiesl groups. Underground al' Della Kappa perlecl' plwce for parlies and relaxalion. The home oT The music TraTerniTy Tor girls aT I. C. is The red briclc house haIT-way up BuTTaIo STreeT. WheTher They're pracTicing Tor Their annual musicale or decoraTing The house Tor The I-Iolly-I-lop. The girls aT S. A. .I are in harmony. Rush parTies. reading ses- sions wirh members of Phi Mu Alpha, and The annual Spring Dance are oTher acTiviTies oT These busy girls. Did you buy a cools- boolc Trorn en S. A. I. girl IasT year? . . . AnoTher acTiviTy The TraTerniTy engaged in. T evening aT home wiTh The S. A. I. girls . I sigma alpha iota Leff To Right Row One: J, Chcesley, M. L. McCullough, F. Cirillo. Row Two: J. Mansheffer, Klorresponding SecreTaryI, I-I. Kilmer ITreanurerl,J.TrapI1agan lPrcsicIenTI, Mrs, Hallock, Chaperone. P. Parshall IVice-PresidenTl, C. Gabel Iiiecording Secromryl. Row Three: J. Corisalvi IChapIinI, B. Johnson, C. Krain, J. Sensmeyer, V. Lesche lEdiTorI, M. DeuTsch, V. Kim- mons, S. Boyclen lSargeanT af armsl, I--I. Earhart lvl I i I v Y Le'f'l' 'To Rlghi' Row One A l-llrT manager C Barley, R. Slomlcowslci, R. Mann. R, Graham. P. Leibroclc. Row Two: C. Wood coach K Slonis D Hurley K Overslaugh A Secor, F. Gibson, H. Fersfen, D. Churchill, C. Wambold. varsity basketball The Bombers engaged in TwenTy one game schedule wiTh one new opponeni. The QuanTico Marines. The Bombers sTarTecl oTT The besT way wiTh a vicTory over Their TradiTional rivals CorT- land. LaTer in The season The Bombers deTeaTed Corlrland again. BeaTing CorTland Twice in The same season was a Tea-JT +ha+ had noT been accomplished Tor Tour years. Besides The CorTland wins The Bombers deTeaTed Wilkes and Mansfield. The Bombers meT cleTeaT aT The hands of such Tormiclable opponenTs as lona. ST. Frances, and WesT PoinT. No single performance can be crediTed wiTh providing The TruiTs of vicTory because each game was a Team eTTorT wiTh everyone conTribuTing Their share. BoyTon Gym saw many line-up changes Trom game To game wiTh everyone seeing plenly ol acTion. Roh does iT again! 54 Leff +o Righf, Row One: M. O'Brien, E. Sharp, G, Slriclclancl. P. Mueller, R. Mann. Row Two: J. l-Iamillon lcoachl, H. Riley J. Gorfon. T. Findura, D. Perla, D. Rice, B. Burlcly, B, Chase. G. Weske. frosh basketball Fulure varsily malerial. The Frosh Baslcelball play- ers under fhe direcfion of Coach Joe l-lamilfon wen+ fhrough a rugged nineleen game schedule in The '58 season. The junior Bombers proved 'rhey're on Jrhe way lo becoming lop varsi+y play- ers. Springs on his feel 71 Leff 'lo Rlgl'1+, Row One: J. Dailey, E. Sullivan, B. Wade, W. Canouglw, J. Valenllne. Row Two: D. McFarlane, D. Dislln, D Kralzer, D. Apple, R. Roch lmanagerl. Row Three: l-l. Broadwell lcoaclll, R. Violi and D. Wlwillock lco-caplainsl, K. Balmer, B Morella. S. Bedoslsy lmanagerl. varsity wrestling frosh wrestling Le'H' fo Riglwf, Row One: T. Pillinaro, R, Greiner, J. Sangiorgi,J, Sacclll, R. Slowe, F. Odell. Row Two: J. Slwwacre lcoaclwl, J. Wesl, J, Ryan, J. Ralferfy, J. Kelly, M. Klepler, A. Wilde, L. lVlcl.auql1lin lmanagerl, P. Marlclwam lmanagerl. Leff +o Right Row One: G. Aversa, M. Hoserilelcl, G. Neufang. Row Two: G. Maurer, E. Kill, G. Webber. gymnastics Timing's ihe secrei Precision leamworlc and applied slcills . . . Thafs whar The high school siuolenls see when Jrhe as- sembly proqram ieaiures 'rhe I. C. Gym Team. The Gym Team appears as an exhiloilion ieam only, bul il' does much io fosier goool relaiions belween lihaca College aricl various New Yorlc Slare high schools. 57 i theta alpha phi A darkened Green Room . . a winning TAP one ad. ParTy in The Fall Tor Frosh Drama sTudenTs . . . The playwrilring conTesT . . . T A P one acTs . . . aTTer Scarnpers parTy . . . all acTiviTies oT T A P. Members are all versaTile in The arTs connecTecl wiTh The TheaTer. All oT Them know The Trials and TribulaTions, The Tun and Triumph oT a show ThaT's a hiT. Fond memories OT Tryouls, working on The scenery Tor a maior producTion, The opening niTe performance, and The Tinal curTain call . . . These are The memories oT any member oT T A P. Lefi' To RighT, Row One: J. PoTTer. Row Two: P. Frey, J. Swan, B. BolhursT, M. Cowan. I. Terefenko. Row Three: J. Bearce, A. Leach, D. ClayTon, R. DeBendicTis, M. SchwarTz, D. McNiTT, lvl. Leonessa, A, Sherman, C. Silver. J. Farwell. E il 5 - 5 .I . E 1. K- ga 5, ,X .T Pr. W :I . . lg. ' k s, f P e W i Tl 4 '76 . gg f 'iiizil Seafecl: Dick DeBenedicius - Aulhor and Direclorz Jonalhan The beginning of rehearsals. Farwell - Produclion Direcfor. Produclion Slafli Leff fo Right Sealed: K Schillroflw, B. Zheri, C. Jes sup, D. Harris, L. Pedillo Siandingz J. Poffer, A Leach. J. Coe. B. Bolhursl' scampers Almosi everyone loolcs forward lo ihe annual siudeni wriiien, produced, and direcled show known as Scampers. A firsl This year, Diclc DeBenedicius' versaiile abiliiy produc- ed lhe sparkling Dead-End Slreeiu, a musical a la Broadway. Five successful perform- ances . . . a happy blend of oulslanding music, cheerful cosiumes and sels, and smiling faces. all provided by siudenls from many of l. C.'s deparimenis. A familiar call To a Scampers casi - Please be quiei in The Green Room during performance. Aciors and procluclion sialic combining ialenfs +0 pui on a memorable Scampers '58. Mi is Y-5 Lef+ fo RigI1+, Firsi Row: B. l-loyl, L. Terwilliger, Treasurer: D. Dislin, Presidenrq B. Marella, Serqeanl-al-Arms: J. Drum, Hislor- ian, R. Funk, Social Chairman: R. Carmean. Second Row: A. Gage. J. Larsen, A. Cain, J. Dailey, R. Slomlcowslni, P. Noun, J. Twyman, D. Pursfell, A. l-lirr. Third Row: K. Baker, J. Dunlap. G. Murphy, B. Proper, R. Brown, J. lnlernicola, W. Monaghan, B. Miller. Fourfh Row: B. Wade, D. McCauley, B. Conroy. R. Roch, M. Angelo, M. Skillman, R. Davidson, M. Brennan. Fiffh Row: C. Buel, R. Graham, C. Bailey, C. Kiehl, W. Kovacs, B. Yardley, D. Gillelle, M. Edwards. Absenl: R. Salem, V.P.g J. Welsh, Sec.: E. Sullivan. phi epsilon kappa Phi E.K.'s Mosr Valuable Players Trophies . . . Brian Wade and Pele Sand oulsranding players. Moving-up Day for rhe brojrhers al Phi E K. They rake up residence ar The gray house on Slewarr Ave. The boys of Jrhe Phy Ed lralerniry sponsor an inrramural baslcerball program. lhe Sporls Circus and Fashion Show, and The Sweefhearhs Ball. The brolh- ers also hand our orchids lhroughouf The year . . . awarding lrophies 'ro The moslr valuable players and a sweelhearr rrophy lo lhe prelriesr belle of 'rhe ball. l+'s all in a year's worlc for This conrinually acfive fra- lernily. 60 Q51- Maybe il's lhe sound ol a lrumpel playing or maybe i'r's lhe exciled sounds ol lhe an- nual house openings. Eilher way il's sure lo have a musical nole in il . . . lhe brolhers of Kappa Gamma Psi eal, brealhe. and live music. All lhrough 'rhe year The looys worlc on lheir original composilions and in 'rhe spring 'lhey lel lhe public hear lhe resulls . . . lhe annual Original Composilions Reci- lal is a well allended evenl. ,. ..-M v-,v,.a-M . - iv. x ix is S vu g as Annual Chrislmas Parly . . . Kappa Gamma Psi Slyle kappa gamma p i Firsl' Row: lvl. Candella, Social Chairmani T. l-luliclc, Presiclenl: l... Barnrzll, Treasurer: J. Silveslri, Vice Presidenl Second Row A. Henderson, J. Parrelle. Third Row: E. Gee, Alumni Sec.: G. Zampino, B. Parrelle, R. Wrighf, B. Rees. Fourfh Row G Arm slrong. l.. Flynn, Chaplain-l'lis'rorian: L. Everly, Sergeanl-al-Arms: A, Thompson, B. Haywood, Pledge lvlaslerq D. Perlc ll Recllal Chairman, J. Avery, l-louse Manager. Absenlz J. Busch, K. Lawzon. B. Spoor, D. Taylor, S. Bruce. J. Doclcerly, J. Miller L l-lar ringlon, J. Johnson, D. Therrion. 6 .... : -.. ..,. .. .... .-.. . .h .,'.. .mutt-+-?.........,, . . wb .. ,, ,,.,., , ili- 'ww V -.vQ. .W ,.w,.,. I 2 K . 5 ll l. l.' 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' nf 14' ' ' Q - I , ..y,,1-und -- 6, 5, n ,:-fir, , - 4 4 'Il ' ' !,g','l C' QFD' .r ,,.1 I1 17 is-.4 ., '55-H31 Q -I . ' QW H4 X ' 0 '. '. fs 'Q-P ': , F . - ,rv- ', .M ,il . 9' 'J' wg , 5 f-lin- . 'T 'QI XM .. F22 turn, -- ff f ' ' ff' . . -LW! f , ' 4 as kms Q A ggi W -4 .- fx 4 V51 2,152 'w ' -'Sig 7' - -:::::::i5:' Y! ' 1 .c x ' we Q- - ,Sz - wwf, Q '24 3 'if 1 Helping lo make our Spring Weekend a success. The Home ofH1e yellow'riclcel squad. l'll never lasl' The llsnree more days unlil vacalionf' Q impressions Tlwe broflwers of Plwi E. K., of The Roaring Twenfies, display llmir ideas Y I.,- e V 9' Smell lhar spring air. pring tim Spring wouIdn'i be spring willi- oul Baseball al Percy Field. Gym classes begin again af Srewarl Park. Take your lavorile girl for a ride along Cayuga Lake south pacific To llwe slrains of such sianclards as Some Enclweniecl Evening and Younger Jrlwan Sprinqiimeu Jrlwe casi of Souilw Pacific play- ed io packed liouses. Who will ever lorgei Howie lngram's porlrayel of Billis? l. C. Sailors . . . There is Noilwinq Lilce A Dame ...romance belween Emile and Nellie . . . biiiersweei love slory ol: Liai and Cable . . . colorful cosiumes ll-loney Bun ouiiiil . . . en- clwanfing music . . . successful combinafion of all cleparimenis made Souilw Pacific a hir. GG concert band On a warm fall allernoon when Jrhe windows are open in lhe Li++le Thealrer Building. one can hear lhe sounds of The Concer+ Band drilling Jrhrough Dewiil Park. The praclice in The fall leads lo The Jrhree annual concerrs pul on by The Band. The rwo week lour in 'lhe spring is looked forward +o and remembered wiih fond memories by all members of 'fhe Band. Mr. Waller Beeler, Conducfor G7 concert orchestra Violins anol violas. cellos and basses, Woodwinds ancl brass . . . Jrhe composirion of lhe Orcheslra. Praclice, pracfice, praclice for The Jrwo annual concerls and The concerlo program. Members have The chance To read a wide varielry of music and a chance for The aclual experience of playing Thar music. G8 ,gi lf I Leff To Right FirsT Row: B. Curry, D. KraTzer, B. Freeman, Coach, L. Terwilliger, P. Noun. Second Row: S. Borow, B. Proper, A. Cain. Third Row: G. Seidleck, B. Graham, R. Slomkowski, B, Hoyf, J. MaTeriIe. varsity baseball I. C.'s noTed Tor Their ouTsTanding baseball Team. Coach Bucky Freeman's Bombers engaged in an- oTher ambiTious schedule This year. Such opponenTs as NorTh Carolina, ColgaTe, WesT PoinT, QuanTico Marines, and SeTon Hall TesTed The Bombers' sTrengTh. Playing a viTal parT To The success OT The Team is The annual souThern Tour during spring vacaTion. While The weaTher around lThaca is sTill on The chilly side. The boys Take To The warmer climes. There They geT in experience and also play games ThaT counT in The record book. Andy Sccrbo - cofcapiain James Bucky Freeman - coach Bill Schnellenbacher - co-capTain l l T ' 1 T 1 ilifj' B51 1 , P55 K -- K Bucky . . . posl posifion . . . Three year old. Will he make if . . , see Cayugan '59 Same 'old' congra'rula+ions! Lefl io Righf, Row One: B, Jackson, J. Larsen, J. Harden, B. Marella, W. Monaghan, M. Skillman, J. Twyman. Row Two: R. Roach, R. Davidson, B. Miller. R. Carmena, B. Wade. D. McCauley. Absenf from piclurez Caplains B. Fenfon, L. Evard. I. Yavils fcoaclwl. track Gr. field team frosh baseball Leff lo Right Row One: B. Mae, D. Churchill. B. Ryan, C. Wood lcoachl. Row Two: J. Neufang, H lffinger, A. Giarolo, P. Leibrock. J. Demby, D. Hogan. vqv Lett to Right, Seated: S. Broad- we J. Panetta, J. I-Iorowitz. Standing: T. Forte. J. Leeson. I tennis team Left to Right, Kneeling: D. Rush, G. Tubbs. Standing: A. Zodilcotf. E. Kitt, R. Houghtaling. rg.. golf team Stewart Park . . . scene ot I. C.'s tennis matches. An eight game schedule lcept the Iooys busy serving those balls back and torth across the net. Six veterans gave the I. C. team a strong aggrega- tion against their opponents. Straight down the middle . A golter's tond dream . . . that's what the veteran golt team at I. C. hoped tor each time they played a match. The Newman C-Bolt Course saw Coach Herb BroadweII's swingers teeing ott to bring laurels to I. C. television in ithaca Way back in The year l939, radio TirsT raised iTs head al' lThaca College. The inTeresT in radio was high and in I945 Temporary sTudios were builT in The Green Room. Programs were piped inTo The College TheaTer where audiences lisTened and criTicised. AT This Time There was no organized Radio- Television DeparTmenT as such. This came abouT in I947 when The radio building aT lOl WesT CourT STreeT was opened. Now aTTer ll years in whaT was aTTecTionaTely known as The radio shack a new milesTone has been reached . . . lThaca College Television! This Spring The Colleges new Radio-Television Building was compleied, and on March 3. The TirsT made in lThaca TelecasTs originaTed Trom WICB-TV, The Col- lege's new Television sTaTion. The new sTudios are among The TinesT ever builT by an insTiTuTion oT higher learning in The UniTed STaTes. For Television There is a large 42 x 44- TooT sTudio, a Television conTrol room, and an observaTion room. There is also a proiecTion room and a graphics room where seTs are builT and sTored. On The radio side There is a conTrol cenTer Tor WICB-AM-FM, and Two sTudios. There is also a Tape and record library and a newsroom. Classrooms and sTudenT and TaculTy oTTices round ouT The resT oT The new build- ing. Several Thousand dollars worTh oT Tine eguipmenT including Two RCA vidicon camera chains, audio console. proiecTion eguipmenT, ensures lThaca College oT having one oT The TinesT educaTional radio- Television TaciliTies in The counTry. ParI'icipaTing on The Television programs which are aired Tive nighTs a week Trom eighT To nine via The lThaca cable sysTem are many College and local groups. + Leff fo Righf, Row One: J. Rivera, B. Ward, G. Gaines, J. Busch. Row Two: E. Shusfer, G. Alfleson, L. Flynn, S. Bruce, E. Mullins. Lef+ fo Righi, Row One: L. Wagner, A. Pia- slci, B. Bollhorsl, C. Chase, J. Poller, R. Milifello. Row Two: J. Bly, D. MCNIH, J. Larsen, D. Melfzer, B. Ernsl. 1, ., 1 H , , l J ' .1 l J , R . W . L. Lefi' fo Righf, Row One: G. Benson, S. Col- lins, M. Rolh, A. Bullino, D. Welle. Row Two: R. Drain, R. Parfscla, G. Brown, B. Marella, B. Wade, L. Lefquisl, D. Therrien. C Q7 Leff fo Right Row One: J. Coffer, C. Balmain. L. Civifello, J. Gebhardf, S. Turer, M. Schwar+z. Row Two: G. SpiNky. K. Woodwav'd. J. Goodbody, D. Kenfq D. Williams. K. Smifh, J, Silvesfri. class of 1959 Leff fo Right. Row One: M. Faben, B. Heller, L. Tackabury, J. Hufchings, S. Harris, D. Wesf. Row Two: I. Yankowifz. J. F, Rico, J. Judd, C. King. J. T. Giullari, E. Myles. E. H. Groll spring weekend Winning TloaT . . . Pi TheTa Phi .. , They caughT The spiriT of The Roaring Twenfies. Rhapsody in Blue. TwenTy-Three skiddoo . and ThaT's The caT's meow . Expressions ThaT would have been righi' aT home aT l. C. during Jun- ior Weekend: Fabulous TwenTies sTyle. From The Gala Premiere . a Zigiield Tollies Type show . . . Through The Re- volT of The l-lighbrowsu. where The Char- lesTon held TorTh . . . To The l'lighlighTs oT The -l'wenTies , The spedracular TloaT parade. Queen PauleTTe JaTTe reigned alone ThaT day while King Al Levine was away on a baseball Trip. Rhapsody in Blue , The Tormal dance wiTh The coro- naTion . . . The Revival MeeTing, Break- TasT. and To end iT all The Box Social aT Enfield. Thus ended The dizziesT weekend l.C. has ever seen. Junior Weekend I957. X- if 93, w'...- 1 Q ,,-M-.ezffz Qx.e a,..1,4:4a4eN Chairman Elaine, Tlapper of '57, GUS Ak QASHL ' Trivial? 7G 'bi 4 - 4 , WA ' Q'-.nf 115123 g.,,,,.,,pm..,.,..,,,,,.,,.,fA-- Firsf Row: R. Drain, R. T-loefer, R. Ford, D. Ross, M. BrinThaupT, R. Cruver, R. Lynn. Second Row: P. Cook, B. Brooks, R. Vehar, W. Maurer, G. WerTh, D. Besig, J. Mone, R. Reichard, G. ATTleson, R. l-larnung, J. S. Bock, R. Derefinlco, J. Coe. Third Row: M. Cerroni, B. Relg, l-l. Dryden, G. Brown A. Crandall, L. Angolini, D. ParTingTon, G. Powers, Z. BenT- le, y Jr., R. Soccairelli, H. Phelps, J. l.eTquisT, F. S. FoTi. phi mu alpha WhaT, no insTrumenTs? ,.. A.-4 IT your daTe says ThaT ouTTiT is Crazy or if he noTices The background oT bones and bariTones in- sTead OT The dialogue in The movie, you can be sure ThaT he's a SinTonian . The cliffdwellers lThey live up The hill aT II7 DevviTT Place, are sure To be among The music-makers aT every dance, concerT, parade in and around The college area. The annual Evening oT American Music is one oT The TinesT college concerTs oT The year. A mass double-Take is more Than likely when Their Tuxedo clad marching band comes round The band, and many a preTTy- co-ed ear has been benT To TrosTy winTer windows aT The TirsT sTrain of The TraTerniTy carolers. 73 Leff fo Righf, Firs+ Row: J. Giullari, Treasurer, B. Heller, Rec. Sec., K. Woodward, Pres., E. Myles, V.P., B. Darling. Second Row: K, Lee, S. J. Lombardo, E. H, Groll, D. Kent F. Naslers, B. Hahn, L. Coleman, l. Yankowifz, M. Link, B. Parrelle. lvl. Feben, S. Smifh, A. Hammer. Third Row: G. Dunlee, C. Pailavina. D. Wesi, G. Spilky, J. Goodbody, D. Williams, B. Lanz, lvl. Levenberg, L. Lovell. pi theta phi The spirilr of Si. Valen+ine's day holds forlh al Jrhe Reconslruclion Home every February l4+h . . . Pi Theia Phi makes doubly sure of ihis wilh The annual pariy for lhe palienis lhere. You can bel Jrhe mem- bers of lhe lralrernify have iusf as good a lime as lhe kids do. Oiher aclivilies includes The picnic for Jrhe Frosh Physics and in The Spring . . . Fralernily Weekend when Physios have a gala lime wiih such evenrs as lnslirule, lnilialion, Banquel, and Picnic. Frafernily members galher for 'lhe an nual Spring Symposium. Mf delta phi zeta Twinkle, lwinlcle Iillle loal Thus recilecl lhe cloormouse al Allce's lea parly. The Macl- haller's Ball, Della Phi Ze-la's annual lling, gives l. C. sluclenls a chance al enjoying lhe magical almosphere ol Alice in Wonderland. You lhinli hals are lunny in lhe slores . . .wail lill you see lhose crealeol al lhe Maclhallens Ball. Hallway up Seneca Slreel hill . . . busy Della Phi Ze-la girls plan lheir aclivilies lor lhe year Pleclge parlies . . . prelly pink carnalions . . . Iniliallons . . . lormal dance . . . Della Phi Zela . Welcome lo Della Phi. gurl. Lefl lo Righl, Firsl Row: C. Chase. O. Hudson, S. Kurlz, J.Fallon, S. Tasca, Second Row: B. Garlner, B. Merrill, Treas., L. Callahan, Pres., Mrs. Dunlap, Chaperone, S. Collins, V.P., I.. Wagner, Rec. Sec., J Curran. Third Row: M, Crowley, B. Heller. C. Mills, C. Banlield, M. Varney. J. Mackie, N. Saxlon, H. Shapiro, C. Slarkman, M. Carnessis, M. Kavanagh, J. Miner. Fourlh Row: T. Srnilh, K. Prindle, P. Morello, G. Shaw. Lefl' fo Righ+, Row Lovelf, S. Broolcins, lucci, L. Dilvlaso, R. son. K. Woodward. Hughes. R. Drumm, One: C. Ricli, B. Zahrl. V. l'lavrillca, L B. Ward. Row Two: B. Gillespie, N. Bel- lvlilifello, P. Parshall, F. Ridley, N. Jami- Row Three: D. Miller. R. McDonald, R. E. Myles, P, Niclakis. - oracle Oracle, Senior l-lonor Sociely, The organizalion composed ol siu- denis who mainlain a 2.0 aver- age over 75 credil' hours, and also engage in various campus organi- zalions. The members mix acad- emic and social aclivilies wilh ap- parenl success. Oracle and Scampers go hand in hand. Remember Oracle spon- sers The annual sludenl wrillen, produced and Why? To raise money lor The siudenl loan fund mainlained by Oracle. Sealed: Ronald S. Plall, Treasurer. Heal'- her Kilmer, Secretary: Mrs. Helen l-lood, Facully Advisor. S+-anding: Lou Terwilli- ger, Vice Presidonl: Jonallian Farwell Roberl Vehar, Presidenfg Bill Ruger, Dip lomal' al Large. direcled show. aclelphi Being in Jrhe lop lwo per cenl ol ihe Fresh- man class and showing signs ol poienlial leader- ship brings aboul eleclion io Adelphi. The invi- lalion lo The formal inilialion banguel - re- ward lor sludying hard during The freshman year A feeling lhal' l'ie's conlribuling 'ro lhe high scholas- Jric siandard of The college surely ihis is a worlh- while aim for lhe lirsi year sludenl al l. C. fy, 'vii 'L 1W?'f2'351 X 4. M., if . ,lay NS' Jai ww ff class of 19 5 8 WILLIAM K. ACKER B.S. Sidney, N. Y. Accounfing Adelphi: DeI'ra Sigma Pi. ROBERT I. ALLEN B.S. Kenmore, N. Y. Radio-TV WICB: Scampersg Hhacan: Cayugan. PATRICIA ANN ANDREWS B.A. Duquesne, Pa. English Dorm Vice-President President PuIoIiciIy Chairman Spring Weekend: Commii- Iee: Major Produciionsp Scampers: Cay- ugan: Camerafa Quarierly. ROBERTA ANKER B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Physioiherapy Pi Theia Phi Chaplain, Recording Sec- rerary: I-IiIIeI. RONALD H. APLIN B.S. BaIdwinsviIIe, N. Y. Radio-TV Adelphi: One-Ads: WICB7 Major Pro- duciions. RICHARD L. APPLE B.S. Albany, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Adelphi: Varsiiy CIub: Foo+baII: Wresi- Iingg Gymnasiics. NANETTE APPEL B.A. Brooklyn, N. Y. Lib. Arfs Dorm Treasurer: Hillel. JANICE ARFF B.S. Ballsfon Spa, N. Y. Phy. Ed. W.A.A. Treasurer: Phi Delia Pi Sergeani- ai'-Arms, Ecliior, Hisiorian: Majors Club: Ouiing Club: Playdays. LUCINDA BANFIELD B.A. Canandaigua, N. Y. English lihacan Make-up Ecliior, News Ediior, Managing Ediior: Delia Phi Zeia His- iorian. Chaplain, Social Chairman: Class Secreiary: W.C.C. Presicleni: Scampers: One-Ads: Frosh Camp Counselor: IDEO: WICB: Language Club: Cayugan. GERALD R. BEARCE B.S. Braclenfon, Fla. Speech I.F.C. Vice-presicleni: Theia Alpha Phi Vice-presicleni. Presioleni: l.D.E.O.: Scampers: Major Produciions: One-Acis: WICB. GLENN F. BEARDMORE B.S. Scofia, N. Y. Bus. Managemeni' Delia Sigma Pi. NICHOLAS V. BELLUCCI B.S. Baiavia, N. Y. Bus. Educaiion Adelphi Vice-presicleni, Dept Repre- seniaiive: lihacan General Manager, Circulaiion Manager: Cayugan Business Manager: Frosh Camp Counselor: I.D.- E.O.: Newman Club: Dean's Lisi: Scamp- ers: Delia Kappa. 'R nib. class of 1 9 5 8 SALVATORE BENINATI B.S. Balls'l'on Spa, N. Y. Phy Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa: Varsiiy Club: Ma- jors Club: Baseball: Golf: Foolball: In- lramurals. ELWIN S. BENTLEY, JR. B.S. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Music Educafion Concerl Band: Marching Band: Orch- esira: Brass Ensemble: Phi Mu Alpha: Scarnpers: M.E.N.C. ALLAN BERKOWITZ B.S. Ossining, N. Y. Business Hillel Treasurer: Hhacan Business Man- ager, General Manager: l.D.E.O.: Cay- ugan: lnlramural Baslcefball. Lacrosse, Hockey. DONALD R. BESIG B.S. Binghamfon, N. Y. Music Phi Mu Alpha Social Chairman: Con- cerlr Band: Choir: Marching Band: Scampers: M.E.N.C.: Adelphi: Major Produclions. MAYNARD E. BLASK B.S. Middleville, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club: Varsiry Club: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Who's Who: Frosh Baseball: Baslcelballg Baslcelball Manager: Soccer Manager. WARREN A. BLYE, JR. B.S. llhaca, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club: Phi Epsilon Kappa. KURT BOGART B.A. Hhaca, N. Y. Lib. Arfs Religious Emphasis Days Publicilyp I.R.- A.C.: Canierbury Club: Governmenr Club: Language Club. DONALD F. BOHLINGER B.S. Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa: Majors Club: Varsi- ly Club: Varsiiy Foolball: lnlrramural Baskeiball, Soflball. BARBARA BOLE B.S. Lakeview, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Delia Pi Treasurer, Corresponding Secrelary. Pledge Misrressg Majors Club: House Treasurer: I.D.E.O.: W.A.A.: Playdays: Sporidays. ANTHONY C. BORRIELLO B.S. Redhoolc, N. Y. Phy. Ed. SANDRA BOYDEN B.S. Norwich, N. Y. Music Sigma Alpha lol'a Sergeani-al-Arms! Adelphi Execulive Commiirlee: Concerl Band: Orchesira: Newman Club: W.A.A.: M.E.N.C.: W.C.C.: Marching Band: Chorus. JOHN H. BRENZO B.A. Elmira, N. Y. Lib. Ar1's class of 19 5 8 MARK R. BRINTHAUPT, JR. B.S. Elmira, N. Y. Raclio-TV Phi Mu Alpha Secreiary, Treasurer: Rho Tau Sigma Presidenl: Sludenl Council Treasurer: WlCB Special Evenls Direct lor, Publicily Dire-ciorg Cayuqan Con- sulling Slrall: Marching Band: Scamp- ers: l.D.E.O.: Fall Weekend General Chairman: lnlerliralernily C o u n c i l: Frosh Camp Counselor. ROBERT H. BRITTON B.S. Cranford, N. J. Radio-TV WlCB Record Librarian, Traffic Man- ager. Assislani News Direclor: lnira- mural Baseball. FRANK L. BROGNANO B.S. Rome, N. Y. Physiofherapy Pi Thela Phi Sergeanl-al-Arms. BEVERLY A. BROMLEY B.A. Plaffsburg, N. Y. English l.D.E.O. Corresponding Secrelaryg Dorm President Treasurer: Concerl Choir: Hhacan. SUZANNE M. BROOKINS B.F.A. Corflancl, N. Y. Music Vocal Ensemble: Adelphi. JERAULD BRYDGES B.A. Wilson, N. Y. English Sophomore Class Presidenl: Della Kap- pa Corresponding Secreiary: Newman Club: Lil: Club: lnlramural Baslqelball. PETER BUSH B.A. Monroe, N. Y. Lib. Ar+s Governmenlr Club: Language Club: l.R.- A.C. Vice-presidenl: Young Republican Club Presidenl: Varsily Soccer. EDWARD M. CALEY B.S. Freeville, N. Y. Business LOIS CALLAHAN B.S. Add'ison, N. Y. Phy. Ed. W.A.A. Secreiary: Junior Class Treas- urer: Delra Phi Zeia Presidenl, Secre- +ary: Majors Club: Freshman Cheer- leading: Spring Weelcend Commillee: Playdays. VINCENT J. CARBONE B.S. Syracuse, N. Y. Physioiherapy Delia Kappa Vice-presidenl: Pi Thela Phi Presidenr: Edi+or Siudenr Direclory '56-57: Adelphi: l.D.E.O.: Newman Club: Scampers: Who's Who: ln1'ra- mural Soilball. LOIS CARROLL B.S. Fair Haven, V+. Physiofherapy Frosh Frolics Chairman: Newman Club Secrerary, Vice-presideni: Co-Recrea- lion: Frosh Camp Counselor: Ouling Club: Maiors Club: l.D.E.O.: W.A.A.I Spring Weekend Commiliee. JOHN CELSO B.A. Clyde, N. Y. Lib. Arfs Newman Club. ' H ifiilgw ,, 2 ll class of 1 9 5 8 MARGARET CHASE B.S. Harisclale, N. Y. Phy. Ecl. W.A.A. Playdays: l.D.E.O.: Majors Club: lnlramural Baskelball. DAVID CHATTERTON B.S. Groion, N. Y. Bus. Managemenf Governmenlr Club Sql.-al-Arms. FRANCES CICERO B.S. Albany, N. Y. Music Floal Parade Chairman. Spring Week- encl: Dorm Treas.: Newman Club: Chor- us: M.E.N.C.: l.D.E.O.: Co-Rec. LEO CLAUS B.S. Foresi' Hills, N. Y. Phy. Ecl. Majors Club: Varsify Club: lnframural Soliball. DAVID E. CLAYDON B.F.A. Greenfield Cenfer, N. Y. Drama Thela Alpha Phi Social Chairman: Wl- CB: Major Produclions: One-Acls. JOHN COE B.F.A. Lynbroolc, N. Y. Music Scampers: Marching Band: Phi Mu Alpha: Concerl Band: Orcheslra: M.E.- N.C.: Major Proclucfions. DONNA L. COLOUHOUN B.S. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Della Pi Chaplain, Pres.: W.A.A. V.P.: Majors Club Sec.: l.D.E.O. Sec.: Playclays: lnlramural Baslceiball, Volley Ball. WILLIAM CONROY B.S. Binghamlon, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club Publicily Direclorg Phi Epsi- lon Kappa: Governmenr Club: Newman Club: Baseball: Fooiball. ARLOWENE ANN CORBETT B.S. Avoca, N. Y. Physio+herapy Dorm Sec.: Pi Theia Phi. JEAN COUSE B.S. Oneonfa, N. Y. Music Ecl. Dorm V.P.: Chorus: Orcheslra: Vocal Ensemble. MARY W. COWAN B.S. Gowancla, N. Y. Speech T.A.P. l-lislorianp Cayugan '56 Ari Ecli- lor: Major Prooluclions. RONALD CRAWFORD B.S. Buffalo, N. Y. Speech Cayugan: Major Procluciions: Scampers: One-Ads. 495.2 All class of 19 5 8 RICHARD D. CRUVER B.S. Bangor, Pa. Music Ecl. Pi Mu Aplha House Manager: Marching Band: Concerlr Band: Scampers Orches- Jrra: Vocal Ensemble: M.E.N.C. MARY ELLEN DALY B.S. U+ica, N. Y. Physioiherapy Pi Theia Phi: l.D.E.O. JANET M. DAUCHY B.S. Burlingfon Fla+s, N. Y. Phys. Ecl. W.A.A. Pres.: Phi Delia Pi Rec. Sec.: Maiors Club: W.C.C.: I.F.C.: Playclays. DE COSTA DAWSON, JR. B.S. Kingsfon, N. Y. Music Orchesirap Conceri Choir: Chorus Ac- companisf: Phi Mu Alpha: Scampers Orcheslrra. RICHARD DEBENEDICTIS B.F.A. Lynbrook, N. Y. Music Thefe Alpha Phi, V.P.: Scampers Con- duclor. Direcfor: T.A.P. One-Ads: Ma- ior Producfions: WICB: lnlramural Sofi- ball. ROBERT DEFOREST B.S. Souih Ofselic, N. Y. Phys. Ed. Maiors Club: lnframural Baslcelball, Soff- ball: Frosh Baslcefballp Traclc: Golf. ,,. wi: f 9yrvfllf'ii fy f'!1f'.Q,f' N -fi kljkfffy iii.. ww? :ff 5f,y.UM'Qz :NE N. DIAM ND A B.A. ,gi ,-Q Poughkeepsie, N. Y. English Srudenr Council Cor. Sec.: Adelphi Sec.: Junior Class V.P.: Spring Weekend Chairman: Dorm Sec., Pres.: Hhacan: Cayugan: Lil: Club: Religious Emphasis Days. FRANK S. DIGILIO B.S. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Radio-TV Varsily Club: Scampers: Maior Produc- Hons: WICB: One-Acls: Golf. LlLLlAN M. DIMASO B.S. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Radio-TV Dorm Pres., Treas.: Sludenl Council Pres.. Cor. Sec.: Adelphi Treas.: New- man Club: Spring Weekend Decoralions Chairman: Fall Weekend Publicily Chair- man: One-Acls: Scampers: Cayugan: Who's Who: WICB: Maior Producrions. D. DONALD DlSTlN B.S. Ful'l'on, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Varsily Club Pres.: Majors Club Pres.: Phi Epsilon Kappa Pres.: Siuclenr Council V.P.: Who's Who! l.D.E.O.: Spring Weekend Ticker-Balloling Chairman: Sweeihearis Ball Chairman: Fall Week- end Commirlee: Foolball Co-Caplain, Mosr Valuable Player Award: Wresllinqi Inlramural Baskelball, Sofrball: Track. DALE S. DIX B.S. Ifhaca, N. Y. Radio-TV Rho Tau Sigma Sec.: llhacan: Cayugan. DORIS C. DOWNER B.S. Genesee, Pa. Music M.E.N.C.: Chorus. z Il- class of 1 9 5 8 DAVID A. DOYLE B.S. Grofon, N. Y. Business RICHARD DRUMM B.S. Hancock, N. Y. Raclio-TV WICB Traffic Direc+or, News Direclorp Governmeni Club: Adelphi: I.D.E.O.: Rho Tau Sigma: lniramural Baskeiball. Soffball, Bowling. HAYDEN T. DRYDEN B.S. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Music Phi lvlu Alpha Warden. Chaplain: Con- ceri Band: Marching Band: Scampers Orchesira. CARLETON B. DUNN B.S. Canandaigua, N. Y. Radio-TV Rho Tau Sigma Treas.: WICB Conlinuiiy Direclor, Public Relaiions Direcfor: l.D.E.O.: Camlerbury Club: Governmeni Club: Senior Week Commiiiee: Cayu- qan: lniramural Baslceiball, Soflball, Bowling. LEONARD DWORSKY B.S. Hhaca, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Varsiiy Club: Fooiball: Erosh Baseball: lnlramurals. HELEN EARHART B.S. Wes+fielcl, N. J. Music Ecl. Choir: M.E.N.C.: Sigma Alpha loia: Scampers: W.C.C.: Reperiory Band: Siring Ensemble. VIRGINIA L. EGGLESTON B.S. Chenango Forks, N. Y. Physiofherapy Pi Theira Phi Cor. Sec. RICHARD EVERITT B.S. Elmira, N. Y. Radio-TV WICB FaciIiIies Direcfor, Cloniinuify Di- recfor, Program Direcior, Commercial Manager: DeI+a Kappa Pres., I.I:.C. Rep.: Senior CIass Treas.: I.D.E.O. ALFRED M. FABRIZIO, JR. B.S. CorI'Iand, N. Y. Music Ed. Maior Produciions: Marching Band: Concer+ Band: Orchesira: Slrudenf Re- ciIaIs: Brass EnsembIe. JULIE FALLON B.S. Guilderland Cenier, N. Y. Phy. EcI. DeI'ra Phi ZeI'a Alumni Sec.: W.A.A. Manager: Cheerleading: Newman CIub: Sporfs Days: PIaydays. JONATHAN FARWELL B.F.A. New York, N. Y. Drama Thefa Alpha Phi Hisforian, Sec.: Oracle Rep., Producfion Manager: Scampers: Maior Produciions: 'I'.A.P. One-Acis. HOWARD FELDSHER B.S. MicIdIe'I'own, N. Y. Music Ed. Sfudeni Council: Chairman of FaII Weekend: Governmen'r Club: Concerr Band: Chorus: Orchesfra: Phi Mu Alpha: Siudenf Reci+aIs: Marching B a n dp Scampers Orches+ra. Y ffl ,fd class of 19 5 8 ERNST FICK B.S. Saugeriies, N. Y. Business Delia Kappa: Foolball: Cheerleader. DAVITA E. FITCH B.S. Rochesfer, N. Y. Physiofherapy W.A.A.: l.D.E.O.: Pi Theia Phi. RICHARD W. FORD B.S. Wesi' Winfield, N. Y. Music Ed. Sophomore Class V.P.: Phi Mu Alpha V.P.: I.F.C. Pres.: Scampers Conduclfor: Sfudenf Council Treas.: Choir: Marching Band: Scampers Orchesiraq M.E.N.C. FRANK S. FOTI B.S. Auburn, N. Y. Music Ed. Phi Mu Alpha: Scampers: Conceri Band. PATRICIA A. FREY B.F.A. Oneida, N. Y. Drama W.C.C. Sec.: Theia Alpha Phi Social Chairman: Della Phi Zeia: Maior Pro- ducfions: Scampers. CATHERINE L. GABEL B.S. U'I'ica, N. Y. Music Ed. Sigma Alpha Ioia Rec. Sec.: Band: Or- chesirag Choir: Marching Band: Chorus: Brass Ensemble: Woodwind Ensemble: M.E,N.C.: Scampers Orcheslra: Major Produciions. FRANK R. GALIME B.S. Ufica, N. Y. Music Phi Mu Alpha Ass'+. Pledge Masfer: Marching Band: Conceri Band: Orches- fra. MICHAEL C. GORMLEY B.S. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Physiofherapy Pledge Masier Della Kappa: Newman Club: lniramural Baskeiball. Solfball. Fooiball. MAXWELL J. GARRETT B.S. l'I'haca, NL Y. Bus. Mgf. Delia Sigma Pi. ROBERTA GARTNER B.A. Manha'H'an, N. Y. Lib. Arfs Hhacan Organizalion Edilorq News Ecli- +or: Delia Phi Zeia Social Chairman. Alumni Sec.: W.C.C.: Scampers: Major Producrions: Dance Club: Spring and Fall Weekend Commiiiees. EDWARD GEE B.S. Rensselaer, N. Y. Music Ed. Kappa Gamma Psi Alumni Sec.: Concerl Choir: Marching Band: Reperiory Bancl: Chorus: l.D.E.O.: Scampers: Vocal En- semble: M.E.N.C.: Brass Ensemble. LESTER W. GEIGER B.S. Bergenfield, N. J. Phy, Eci. Phi Epsilon Kappa: Varsi+y Club: Majors Club: Frosh Baseball, Soccer: Varsiiy Soccer: ln+ramural Baslceiball, Sofiball. class of RICHARD GENDREAU, JR. B.S. Ulsfer Parlc, N. Y. PI1y. Ed. Scampers: l.D.E.O.: Majors Club: Infra- mural Baslcefballp Froslw Foolball: Varsify Track, Wreslling. Soccer. ALFRED GEORGE B.S. Myers, N. Y. Phy. Eel. CATHERINE GILLESPIE B.A. Chapel Hill, N, C. English Major Producfionsp Canlerbury Club. JOHN B. GILLETTE B.S. Ellenville, N. Y. Bus. Mgt ROBERT GINIECKI B.S. Scheneciady, N. Y. Bus. DAVID C. GLUCK B.S. Bafavia, N. Y. Physiofherapy Inframuralsp Track. DAVID GOLDMAN B.S. Foresf Hills, N. Y. Radio-TV Major Procluciions: WICB7 T.A.P. One- Acisg Baslceiball lniramurals. EDITH GORELICK B.A. Broolclyn, N. Y. Music Orchesrra: Chorus: M.E.N.C.: Hillel. BRUCE A. GRIFFING B.S. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Physiofherapy Pi Theia Phi V.P., Pledge Masierg l.F.C.: Delia Kappa Social Chairman: Adelphi: Cayugan: Conceri Band: Rep. Band: Oracle: Who's Who: Deans Lisip l.D.- E.O.: Soccer: Freshman Baslceiloall Siaiis- iics Siaii. ROBERT GUTER B.S. Auburn, N. Y. Bus. Mgf. Newman Club. MERLE GUTTERMAN B.S. Greaf Neclc, N. Y. Music Ecl. Spring Weekend Ticlcel Cornmiilee Chairman: Dorm Pres.. Treas.: l-lillelg Scampersg I.D.E.O.g Chorus: Fencing. HOWARD HAMMER B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Hillel V.P.: Maiors Club V.P.: lnlramural Sporisi J-V Baseball. I 98 I isakmp -.1 , . . I ' f . I P ,. ' . gy may gi-2 wily- Ll, 11 i?ifi'lTi '.E s1f2'is:q75f.4s f ?::'7i:75:,4 ',-,-.1- ' I gil! -55:-lf, .l'.Z 5 f, All I s',-.-ings I, 'ii 5-',-i:':'f..-M ' ' .. Q f 5.:a1.f- 99 class of 19 5 8 SANDRA A. HANLEY B.S. Oswego, N. Y. Physioiherapy Dorm Pres.: Pi Thela Phi: Adelphi: Oracle. VIRGINIA H. HAVRILKA B.S. EndicoH', N. Y. Accounfing Canierbury Clulo Pres.: I.D.E.O. V.P.I Co-Rec.: Adelphi Treas.: lnler-Religious Aclivilries Council, Sec., Treas.: Greek Orlhodox Youlh of America Religious Chairman: Cayugan Publicily Direclor: W.A.A.: Canlrerbury Club: Dean's Lisl: Who's Who. BARRY HAYWOOD B.S. Dansville, N. Y. Music Ed. Kappa Gamma Psi Pres., Treas.. Pledge- masler: M.E.N.C. Shale Pres., Local V.P.: Concerl Choir: Marching Band: Reper- rory Band: Brass Ensemble: Freshman Camp Counselor: Scampers: Major Pro- duclions. RICHARD HERR B.A. Rochesfer, N. Y. Lib. Arfs lvlaior Produclions: T.A.P. One-Ads: Scampers. EDWARD HESLOP B.S. Van EH'en, N. Y. Phy. Ed. RICHARD R. HIESTAND B.S. Norfh Tonawanda, N. Y. Radio-TV Rho Tau Sigma: WICB. CHARLES C. HIGGINS B.S. Baldwin, N. Y. Phy. ECI. Maiors Club: Varsily Club: Varsily Fool- ball: Inlramural Baslcelball. RICHARD G. HOEFER B.S. Tully, N. Y. Music Phi Mu Alpha Warden, Chaplain: Marching Band: Choir: Scampers: Men's Glee Club: Chorus. WALLACE E. HOLLENBECK, JR. B.S. llhaca, N. Y. Accounling RON C. HOUGHTALING B.A. Elmira, N. Y. English Della Kappa Pleclgemasler. Social Chair- man: Cayugan: Varsily Tennis: lnlramur- al Baslcelloall. JEAN HOWARD B.S. Mounl Kisco, N. Y. Music Sigma Alpha lola: Concerl Band: Marching Band: Brass Ensemble: Chorus: M.E.N.C.: W.A.A. TERRY L. HULICK Jacksonville, Fla. Music Kappa Gamma Psi, Music Chairman: Co-Music Chairman. Pres.: Concerl Bancl: Orcheslra: Marching Band: Scampers. 100 I'- class of 19 5 8 ROBERT K. HUGHES B.S. Lancasfer, N. Y. Radio-TV Co-Ecliior i957-58 Siuolenlr Direcioryp Delia Kappa: Adelphi: Choir: WICB: lniramural Baskeiloall. ROLAND HUGHEY B.S. Fanwood, N. J. Accouniing Delia Nu Omega Treas.7 Delia Sigma Pi Treas.: lnlrramural Sofiloall. Baskeiball. NANCY JAMISON B.S. Ludlowville, N. Y. Accoun'I'ing Adelphi Sec.: Hhacan Adveriising Man- ager, Sec., Make Up Siaffg Cayugan: l.D.E.O. SHIRLEY JAMISON B.S. Dallasfown, Pa. Music CYNTHIA A. JESSUP B.S. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Speech Delia Phi Zeia House Chairman: Scamp- ers Choreographer: Spring Weekend En- ieriainmeni Chairman, Princess: Major Procluciions. JAMES F. JOHNSON B.S. Carihage, N. Y. Music Ed. Soph. Class Siudenf Council Rep.: Marching Band: Chorus: Kappa Gamma Psi. JOHN JULIANO B.S. Bronx, N. Y. Physio+herapy Pi Tlwela Phi: Froslw Baseball, Baslcelball: Varsify Baslcelball. WILLIAM C. JURCSAK B.S. Ballsfon Spa, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Pl'ii Epsilon Kappa: Majors Club: New- man Club: Froslw Baseball: lniramural Baslcelball, Soflball. JOHN KALINOWSKI B.S. Greenporf, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club: Varsiiy Club: Foolball: Froslw Baseball: J-V Baseball. RONNIE A. KAUPPILA B.S. Van EH'en, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Ma'ors Club: Froslw Baseball: lnlramural Baslcelball: J-V Baseball. WILLIAM A. KOVACS B.S. Fords, N. J. Phy. Ecl. Newman Club: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Ma- 'ors Club: lnlramural Baslcelball. Soil- loall: Wreslling: Soccer: Frosh Foolball. ALICE KEMLER B.S. Elbriclge. N. Y. Phy. Ed. W.A.A. Baslcelball Manager, Dorm Rep., Swimming Manager: Maiors Club: Prosb Camp Counselor: Playclays. class of 19 5 8 CHARLES FRANK KIEHL B.S. Lancasfer, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa: Varsilry Club: Majors Club: Fall Weekend Commiilree: Spring Weekend Commirlee: Foofball: Track: lnlramural Baskelball. Soffball. HEATHER KILMER B.S. Canisfeo, N. Y. Music Ecl. Oracle Sec.: S.A.l. Sec., Treas.: Adelphi: Pi Kappa Lambola: Scampers Orchesfra: Major Producfions Orcheslra: Concerf Orchesfra: Vocal Ensemble: Chorus: Who's Who. JAMES KOENEMANN B.A. Avoca, N. Y. Lib. Ar1's CAROL A. LANZ B.S. Sherrill, N. Y. Physiofherapy Pi Thela Phi Social Chairman: Dorm Pres. THOMAS E. LAPLACA B.S. Wesf Rufland, V+. Phy. Ed. Varsily Club V.P.: Ma'ors Club Treas.: Newman Club: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Gym- nasfic Team: Foofballp Track: lniramural Soffball, Baskefball: Prosh Fooiball Back- field Coach. SALVATORE A. LAROSA B.S. Schenedady, N. Y. Recreafion Newman Club: Majors Club. KENNETH LAWSON B.S. Schenecfady, N. Y. Music Ed. Bancl: Marching Band: Choir: Kappa Gamma Psi: Major Procluciions: M.E.- N.C. KENNETH A. LENHOFF B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Physio+herapy Varsiiy Club: Della Kappa: lniramural Baskelball: Varsiiy Baseball. lllj ,DEM Im I,QIa'M7AfT2- U 001 Quvsbij -L EVE MICHAEL S. LEONESSA B.S. Passaic, N. J. Radio-TV Maior Procluciionsg One-Aclsq WlCBg Thela Alpha Phi: Scampersg lniramural Baskeiball, Sofiball. . f f0llGGT THAT Svfwl IJIMT gpg Mimmziei 05 Sicil- LMLQL gfggn. CVIJSDIN44-iflah I ,-IAWIIJFSS WILLIAM J. LEVY B.S. Spencer, N. Y. Business DONALD G. LEWIS B.S. EncIicoH, N. Y. Accounfing Kappa Psi Alpha Pledgemasierp Della Sigma Pip Frosh Foolloall. JANE Y. LIPE B.S. E. Sfroudsburg, Pa. Music Dorm Pres.: Choir: Scampers: Chorus: M.E.N.C.: I.D.E.O. N! rj? 10 5 class of 19 5 8 PATRICK J. LIVERO B.S. Amsrerdam, N. Y. Bus. Mgr. Delia Sigma Pi Pres.: Newman Club Treas., Social Chairman: Scampers Com- milnleei Adelphi: I.D.E.O. CHRISTINE W. LUCAS B.A. Willard, N. Y. English Governmenl Club: Lir. Club: Cayugan: Major Proclucrions. MICHAEL M. LYNN B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Physioiherapy Della Kappa: Scampers: Inframurals. FRANK MURLEY B.F.A. Auburn, N. Y. Drama Major Producfions: T.A.P. One-Ads: One-Acls: WICB. TADASHI MURAKAMI B.S. Hilo, Hawaii Phy. Ed. Maiors Club: Frosh ancl Varsiry Wresr- ling. RICHARD T. MORRISON, JR. B.S. Hhaca, N. Y. Business Newman Club: Dean's Lis'r: Frosh Foor- ballg LaCrosse. MIKE MONTGOMERY B.S. Winfhrop, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club: Newman Club: l.D.E.O. LOUIS MOLISANI B.S. Clyde, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Della Kappa: Varsify Club: Majors Club: Foofballg Baskelballg Wresiling. RONALD B. MINOFF B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Della Kappa: Hhacan Adveriising Man- ager. JO-ANNE MINER B.S. Binghamfon, N. Y. Radio-TV WICB Slafl. Assl. Manager: One Ads: Major Produciions: Newman Club: Scampers: Co-Chairman of Coronaiion Commildree Junior Weekend: Senior Week Cornmiflee: Delia Phi Zeia. CAROL A. MILLS B.S. New York Cify, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Delia Phi Zefa: W.A.A. DAVID MILLER B.A. Merrick, N. Y. Lib. Ar'I's ,A ' 'L '-'J xl' rv N. 6 class of 19 5 8 SHIRLEY MICKEL B.S. Cobleskill, N. Y. Business I.D.E.O. Sec.: Dorm. Pres.: Adelphi: Major Produciions. JOSEPHINE MICHAEL B.S. BaI+imore, Md. Physiofherapy Pi Thela Phi. BARBARA A. MERRILL B.S. Liverpool, N. Y. Bus. Ed. Della Phi Zefa Treas.: l.D.E.O.: Scamp- ers: Cayugan. JOSEPH L. MONE B.S. Sfony Poinf, N. Y. Music Ed. Phi Mu Alpha Assl. Pledgemasferz Marching Band: Concerl Band: Musicals Orchesiray Orchesira. DAVID MCCAULEY B.S. Sou'I'h Harfford, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa: l.D.E.O.: Maiors Club: Varsily Club: Soccer: J.V. Base- ball: Varsily Traclc: lnlrramural Baslcef- ball. BRUCE MCARDLE B.A. Indian Lake, N. Y. Liberal Ar'l's WILLIAM J. MAURER B.S. TremonI', Pa. Music Concerl Band: Marching Band: Scamp- ers: Phi Mu Alpha: Chorus. GORDEN V. MARTIN B.S. Hhaca, N. Y. Physiofherapy Varsify Club: I.D.E.O.p Delia Kappa: Major Procluclionsg Track. JACQUELYN L. MATEJKA B.S. Erin, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Della Pi Pres.. Pleclgemisfrress: W.- C.C. Vice-Chairman: Senior Class Treas.: W.A.A.g I.F.C.7 Majors Club: Playolays: Sporisdays. LIBBY S. MARAN B.S. Eclison, N. J. Phy. Ecl. JOYCE MANSHEFFER B.S. Cobleslcill, N. Y. Music Ed. S.A.I. Corr. Sec.: Orchesfrag Vocal En- semble: Choir: Major Procluciionsg I.- F.C.: M.E.N.C. ARTHUR MACNOW B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Hillel: lniramural Baslcelball. Baseloall. gd? I. ,- ' L... E- 'G'- 415, rvung. -H1 ff. M. 109 class of 1 9 5 8 GERALD D. MacDOUGAL B.A. Avoca, N. Y. Ar'I's 8: Sciences Adelphi: Governmeni Club: lniramural Soflball. NINO MACCRONE B.S. Mamaroneclc, N. Y. Business Newman Club: J.V. Foolball. DALE T. NIEMI B.S. Oneonfa, N. Y. Accounfing GEORGE E. O'CONNOR B.S. Freeville, N. Y. Business CARL H. OECHSNER B.S. Ossining, N. Y. Radio-TV Newman Club: Lil. Club: Governmenf Club: WICB: lniramural Baskeiball: Froslw Soccer. RICHARD A. O'NElL B.S. Hhaca, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Newman Club: Varsily Club: Soccer: Track: Iniramural Baslceiball. STANLEY ORINGER B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Physiofherapy Hillel Treas.: Pi Tlwela Plwi: Froslw Fool- ball, Wreslling: Foolball Team Trainer. JOSEPH PANETTA B.S. Locusi' Valley, N. Y. Bus. Mgf. Golf Team Capl.: Newman Club: Vars- ify Club: Delia Sigma Pi: Varsiry Baskei- ball, Soccer. HOWARD PALMER B.S. Oneida, N. Y. Radio-TV Major Procluclionsi WICB Traffic Di- reclor: Scampers. DAVID PERKETT B.S. Glens Falls, N. Y. Music JOHN PEDITTO B.S. Eas'I'cl1es1'er, N. Y. Radio-TV WICB Program Diredror: Varsily Club: Delra Kappa: Newman Club: Jazz Club: Hlwacan: Cayugan: Frosh Baseball: Var- siiy Baseball: Baslcelball lniramurals. LILLYAN PEDITTO B.S. Easichesier, N. Y. Speech Edilor-in-chief of 'rlwe Cayugan. Ari Edi- Jror: Dorm Sec.: Junior Weelcend Coro- naiion Co-Chairman: Newman Club: Major Procluclrions: Scampers: One Acls: W.A.A.: l.D.E.O.: WICB, Hlwacan. IUW H Ji 1. . ., A f gilllllll 'Q' 2E -: 1 12 1. 111 class of 19 5 8 JACQUELINE PINCUS B.S. Schenecfady, N. Y. Music Dorm Pres., V.P.: Adelphi: Choir. RONALD S. PLATT, JR. B.S. Baypori, N. Y. Business Profeslani Fellowship Pres.: Hhaca Col- lege Wesley Eounclalrion V.P.: Kappa Psi Alpha Treas., V.P.: Delia Sigma Pi Treas.: Adelphi Pres.: Oracle Treas.: Scampers: Major Procluciions: Choir: Governmeni Club: Who's Who: liha- can: l.F.CQ: Dean's Lis+. PEGGY PORTER B.S. lihaca, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Choir. GEORGE POWERS B.S. Wallingford, Conn. Music Concer+ Band: Marching Band: Scamp- ers: Phi Mu Alpha Social Chairman: Chorus. CHESTER A. PRZYLUCKI, JR. B.S. U+ica, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa Sgi. al Arms: New- man Club: Majors Club: lnlramural Bas- kelball, Soffball. Wresiling: Varsify Fooi- balli Erosh Track. A ROBERT D. REICHARD B.S. Yorlc, Pa. Music Phi Mu Alpha Execufive Alumni Sec.. Asslr. House Manager: Marching Band: Chorus: M.E.N.C.: Concerr Band. GLEN REITHER Ca'l'sIriII, N. Y. B.S Phy. Ed. Varsify Club: I.D.E.O.: Phi Epsilon Kap pa: Majors Club: Frosh Baslcelball. Base- ball: Varsi'ry Soccer, Track, Tennis: Infra- mural Baskeiball, Sofrball. RENE D. ROY Biddeford, Maine Della Kappa: Newman Club: I JAMES W. RICH Ufica, N. Y. Lil. Club. CAROLYN RICK Hhaca. N. Y. Cayugan Lil. Edilor: Lil. Clu B.S. Bus. Mgi. .D.E.O. B.A. English B.A. English br Cayu- gan: Camarafa: Adelphi: Dean's Lisl. MARTIN RINDLER Ridgewood, N. Y. JOSEPH RIORDAN Cor+IancI, N. Y. B.S. Radio-TV B.S. Music Marching Band: Concerl Band: Chorus: M.E.N.C.: Phi Mu Alpha: Choi ers. r: Scamp- class of 19 5 8 KENNETH W. RIVENBURGH B.S. Voorheesville, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa: Majors Club: ln'rra- mural Baslcefball. JERRY ROACH B.S. Wal+on, N. Y. Bus. Mgt Della Kappa: Newman Club: Infra- murals. CONRAD ROSS B.S. Roxbury, N. Y. Music DONALD W. ROSS B.S. Wesifield, N. Y. Music M.E.N.C.: Phi Mu Alpha Pres.. Hislor- ian: Concerf Bancl: Symphony Orch- eslrra: Choir: Vocal Ensemble: March- ing Band: lnlramurals. ELMAE R. RUGER B.S. Hhaca, New York Speech WILLIAM G. RUGER B.A. Elmira, N. Y. Hisiory Hhacan Managing Edilror. Edi'ror-in- Chief: Adelphi Lib. Arls Rep.: Oracle Hisrorian, Delegafe-af-Large: Language Club: Cayugan: Governmenl Club: Oul- ing Club: I.D.E.O.: Scampers Publicify: Erosh Camp Counselor: Dean's Lisf: Who's Who. DARRYL W. RUSK B.S. Churchville, N. Y. Bus. Mg'l'. I.D.E.O.: Varsiry Club: llhacan: Varsily Tennis. MARGARET RUSSO B.S. Milfon, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Delia Pi Rec. Sec.: Maiors Club Rec. Sec.: W.C.C.: W.A.A. GAIL M. SHAW B.S. Dundee. N. Y. Music Ed. Della Phi'ZeTa Sql.-af-Arms: M.E.N.C.: l.D.E.O.: Sigma Alpha lolra: Cayugan: Choir. RALPH G. SALEM B.S. Geneva, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Junior Class Pres.: Varsily Club Social Chairman: Sweelrhearlrs Ball Chairman: Phi Epsilon Kappa V.P.: Sec.: Srudeni Council: Varsiiv Club: Majors Club: Varsilrv Foolball, Wresiling: lniramural Baskerball. Soflball. LAWRENCE SAND B.S. Albany, N. Y. Phv. Ed. l.D.E.O. Pres.: Maiors Club: Varsily Club: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Track: Soccer: Wresllingg Inrramural Baskelball. NANCY SAXTON B.S. Canfon, Pa. Speech Deira Phi Zela Corres. Sec.: Maior Pro- duciions: Cayugan Pholoqraphy Eclilor: Scampers. 5 class of 1 9 5 8 ANDREW R. SCERBO B.S. Merrick, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Ka pa: Varsily Club: Ma- jors Club: Frosh, Baseball: Varsiry Base- ball: lnlramural Baslcelball. KATHERINE A. SCHILLROTH B.S. Orchard Park, N. Y. Speech Dorm Sec.: Sec. fo Eclilors of Cayugan: Newman Club: W.A.A.: Major Produc- Tions: Scampers: Cheerleader: One Ads: Della Phi Zefa: Junior Weekend Commifree. WILLIAM SCHNELLENBACHER B.S. Bergenfield, N. J. Phy. Ed. Baseball Team Capl.: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Varsiry Club: Majors Club: Baseball: In- Tramurals. ROBERT SHANNON B.A. Ifhaca, N. Y. Business Cayugan Adverlising Slaff. MARLAINE SHARAK B.F.A. Eas+cI1es'rer, N. Y. Drama Dorm Treas.: Major Producfions: Scamp- ers: One Aclrs: WICB. A ARNOLD SHERMAN B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Radio-TV There Alpha Phi Treas.: Major Produc- Iions: T.A.P. One Ads: Scampers: WICB. ELAINE SHILLINGTON B.S. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Business IRVING B. SPOOR B.S. Afhens, N. Y. Music Marching Band: Kappa Gamma Psi Treas., V.P.: Choir: Brass Ensemble: Slu- deni Council: l.E.C. STANLEY L. SPRINGER B.S. Fullon, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club Treas.: Varsiiy Club: Frosh Baseball, Baskelball: Erosh Soccer Man- ager: Eoorball: Varsily Baskeiball Man- ager. SOPHIA STAMBACH B.S. Shorfsville, N. Y. Music Newman Club Corr. Sec.: W.C.C. Music Rep.: M.E.N.C.: l.D.E.O.: Scamp- ers: Choir: Della Phi Zeia: Sigma Alpha loia: Major Prooluciions. RONALD STONE B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club: Varsiiy Club: One Acls: Major Procluciions: l-lillel: Scampers: Soccer: Track: lnframural Baskelball: Hockey. EDWARD SULLIVAN B.S. Waverly, N. Y. Phy. Ecl. Phi Epsilon Kappa Guide: Majors Club: Varsily Club: Newman Club: Varsiry Wresrling. l Rfb' Z? Gi class of 19 5 8 RICHARD C. TAYLOR B.A. Bronx, N. Y. Lib. Ar+s Newman Club: l.D.E.O.: lniramural Bas- lceiball. ROY TEETER B.S. Newfield, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Baseball Cap'l'.: Varsiiy Club: Maiors Club: Fooiball: Baseball: lniramural Bas- lceiball. GILBERT L. TERWILLIGER B.S. Waverly, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Phi Epsilon Kappa Treas.: Maiors Club V.P.: Siudeni' Council V.P.: Oracle V.P.: Adelphi: Varsiiy Club: Wl'1o's Who: Varsiiy Baseball: lniramural Baslceiball. BARBARA TODD B.A. Hhaca, N. Y. Lib. Aris EDWARD TRACY B.S. Fulion, N. Y. Pl'1y. Ed. Varsiiy Baseball Manager. JEANNE L. TRAPHAGEN B.S. Union, N. J. Music Ed. Sigma Alpha loia Pres., Trees.: Conceri Band: Conceri Orchesira: Marching Band: Chorus: Brass Ensemble: Wood- wind Ensemble: M.E.N.C.: Adelphi: Ma- ior Produciions. JUDITH L. TROMBLY B.S. Brandon, V+. Radio-TV Dorm V.P.: Governmenr Club Sec.: Rho Tau Sigma V.P.: Adelphi: Who's Who: WICB General Manager. Assjr. General Manager, Program Direcror, Women's Direcror. HUNG WEN TSAO B.S. Taipei, Taiwan, China Ma+h. BURDETTE VANDER SCHAAF B.S. Clymer, N. Y. Raclio-TV Governmenr Club: Cayugan Slaff: Rho Tau Sigma: WICB. CLARENCE VAN HORN B.S. Waverly, N. Y. Phy. Ecl. l.D.E.O.: Majors Club: Varsily Club: Fooiball: Baslcefball: Baseball: Traclc: Gym Team: Wresrling Manager. CHARLES L. VAN HOUT B.S. Freeville, N. Y. Physiofherapy ROBERT VEHAR B.S. Gowanda, N. Y. Music Concerl Band: Orchesrra: Marching Band: Chorus: Dean's Lisl: Phi Mu Alpha: Adelphi: M.E.N.C.: Scarnpers: Oracle Pres.: Who's Who. class of 1 9 5 8 HOWARD VROOMAN B.S. Hobarf, N. Y. Raclio-TV Della Kappa Chaplain: WICB Conlinu- ily Direclor: l.D.E.O.: Rho Tau Sigma. RAYMOND A. WALDRON B.S. Mechanicville, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Majors Club: Phi Epsilon Kappa: Fool- ball: Erosh Baseball: lnlramural Sofi- ball. Baskelball. NORMAN WARNER B.S. Easf Aurora, N. Y. Radio-TV WICB Special Evenls Direcror, Sporls Direclor, Srall Announcer. General Manager: Delia Kappa Pleclgemasrer, Rec. Sec.: Senior Class V.P.: Cayugan Sporfs Eclilor: Varsiry Club: Cayugan: llhacanp Varsiry Wreslling: lnrramural Sporis. STANLEY WEISS B.S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Business JOHN G. WELSH B.S. Massena, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Senior Class Pres.: Phi Epsilon Kappa Sec.: l.E.C.: Majors Club: Newman Club: I.D.E.O.: Erosh and Varsily Bas- lcerball: J.V. Baseball: Eoorball Manager: lnrrarnurals. MARGARET A. WELCH B.S. Hornell, N. Y. Physiofherapy Della Phi Zeia Sgr.-al-Arms: Newman Club: Scampers: Spring Weelcencl 57: llhacan: W.A.A.: l.D.E.O.: Maiors Club: Playdays. RICHARD A. WELLS B.S. Hhaca, N. Y. Bus. Mgt Delia Sigma Pi Sec. JOY WHITE B.S. RuI'IancI, V+. Physioiherapy Dorm V.P.p Pi Theia Phi. DAVID H. WHITLOCK B.S. BIacIr River, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Maiors CIub: Varsiiy CIuIo: Phi Epsilon Kappa: l.D.E.O.: Governmeni' CIubg Frosh Baske+IoaII: Varsi'ry Wresiling Capi. JOHN EDWARD WILCOX B.A. Snyyder, N. Y. Lib. Ar+s Canierbury Club V.P.g I.D.E.O.: Siu- denf Council. ROBERT WRIGHT B.S. Bradenfon, Fla. Music Marching Band: Delia Phi Corr. Sec.: Dean's List Chorus: M.E.N.C.: Choir: Kappa Gamma Psi Parliamniarian: Ma- ior Produciions. GERALD ZAMPINO B.S. CorI'Iand, N. Y. Music Concer+ Band: Kappa Gamma Psi Co- Music Chairman: Orchesira: Chorus: Major Producfions. class of I 1958 ARTHUR P. ZODIKOFF B.S. Newburgh, N. Y. Phy. Ed. Hillel Club. Vice Pres.: Varsify Club. Baskelrball Mgr.: Varsify Soccer Train- er: Tennis. Cap'r.: Tennis Coach. IRENE TEREFENKO B.S. A AIIen+own, Pa. Speech Cayugan. Sec.: Sfudenf Council: Dormi- Iory Sec., Vice Pres.: One Ads: Major Producfions: T.A.P. One Acrsz Scamp- ers: W.I.C.B.: Spring Weekend Com- miHee: Senior Week Commillee: T.A.P.: Newman Club. CLIFFORD MARSH B.S. Buffalo, N. Y. Raclio-TV Hhacan, News Eclilorg Newman Club: I.D.E.O.: W.I.C.B.: Spring Weekend Music Chairman: One Ads: Major Pro- clucfions: Scampers. camera shy ANDY ALLEN DAVID T. ANDRUS ERNEST J. BERRISFORD GEORGE E. BOSCO GERALD K. CALLAGY FRANK CIRRUZZO, JR. JOHN F. COLLOCA GEORGE E. DAVIES LEE A. DUNBAR LOUIS E. EUVRARD, JR. GEORGE J. FREEMAN NORMAN M. FRENCH ARTHUR GROSSMAN JOHN T. HUGES FRANK N. JONES ARLEEN B. JUDD MARY ELLEN KAVANAGH HARRY G. KACANDES WILLIAM MOULTON BRUCE McARDLE JOHN F. McFALL JOSEPH PALMIERI LEON PEETS ALFRED POPOVICH, JR. FRANK RESTIFO DOROTHY E. SEEBER KERMIT B. STEINBURG JOHN TRUDEAU ithaca in the summer iune first: students gone quiet settles over the town . . . graduate stud- ies. . . summer theater . . . painting the dorms . . . students won't recognize the place when they come back . . . 22 .f ge. -7 , -N, Mm. Sfale Thealer aller The lasl' show .... rain on 'rhe pavemenl' during July. To Enfield Falls for a picnic. Boalinq on Cayuga Lake for flwose who slay in llhaca during 'l'l'16 sum- FTTGFV l l I ,,?l . --ir- Can'1' raven gei' away from +l1e old Seneca Gym during H10 summer . Rosfauranfs provide summer jobs for I. C. sfudenfs. Cayuga Lake ,... peaceful and calm during mid August if 1553? K X51 E , :W ,Ji -'Exim X' .s5psg'z :ff we g i mb, Dr. William Grimshaw Direclor graduate studies The College cloesn'+ close up shop cluring The summer. ThaJr's when Jrhe Gracluale School is acfive. Business, Music Educalion. and Physical Educalion majors may oblain Jrheir Masl'er's Degree Through Jrhe llhaca College Gracluale Sludies. The accreclilecl 'foreign Jrours lo Europe and Puerjro Rico are anolher popular perl of lhe clepar'rmen+'s program. f Q U f If, v Q 351594, I . -M bmouye Afsw 3 MW 'A 'iff lol WSE--lgig M i ,,,, ..,., .,m.....,.. 53 ' ' .. -11 ff'-'-'..'r':'E::1t,iLZ1' 'li7 I , . .-.: , - ..,.: MW , Q . Ja... A ,HM i www . , M h , ' fl e , ,4 i .N . ,g1,,..,.w-Jil' ?iiLU N?wf1i 3 Cm ' 5 s ws'- .H s 5? HQKEV: E 126 g7n'f 'i I - Well worrh The many hours of hard worlc pul in by lhe casls and procluclion crews . . . rehearsals . . . scenery . . . publicify . . . jusl a few of lhe many aspecls in- volved in pulling on a show. green room circle Thearer in The rouncl summer 'rownspeople of llrhaca worlc harcl for a summer Jrhealer . . . enrerlaining perform- ances of Candida, Glass Menagerie, Thi- eve's Carnival . . . ithaca all year 'round busy hours on student publications . . . yearbook meetings . . . newspaper deadlines . . . dorms-housemeetings . . . dining hall, what's for lunch? . . . study in the library . . . coffee in the snack bar . . . shopping overtown . . . matinee's at travelers.. . student life in the city of ithaca 128 N N 'K' 1 -v-.-an-5 -.4-- --- - --......... I. C. Dances , . . a favorife pas- 'rime all year 'round. S+udying sure qefs me down ZZZZH. TI'vere's a good movie af 'the Shand fonigl-Hr. 1 l2:I5 . . . Lunch fime of ye ol' dining hall. '15 v ' 1 ' HWY? ---' .,: ,Q-F EP- '- 5 Q A 2 A I 1 1 ,.,. - 1-' V -uw -. . ...,,,: v,, W' ,rf 3 'YW gflmj fm 3 1 3 g I s g 4 24 No sfudy , . . no passy! Like-jazz af Jim's. T 51 mm Leff fo Righf, Row One: lfloorl G. Silverlhorn, S. Turer. T, Yares, G. Gaines. Row Two: lcouchl E. Diamond, C. Gordon lArf Co-Ediforl, J. Bridenlaaugh lArl' Co-Edilorl, T. Terefenko lSecre+ary Edilorl, N. Saxion lSenior Pholo- graphy Edilorl, C. Rick lLi1'erary Ediforl. Row Tl'1ree:lsl'andingl V. Havrilka lpublicily Direcrorl, B. Ellioll, C. Dunn, B. Ginieckie. R. Del Russo lflxdverlising Managerl, R. Price, J. Trudeau. ayugan The l958 Cayugan finally goes To press. Weary edilors and slalf sigh wilh relief. ll was well worlh lhe work even Though il seemegl as if we'cl never finish al limes. Taking piclures, qerlinq ads, deadlines, wriling copy. senior aclivily blanks, dead- lines . . . piclure appoinlmenls, dummies, deadlines, The office al 3l5 Easl Slale Slreel. The never ending quesrion: l-low's The yearbook coming? Fine, i+'ll be here in May, lwe hope.l Leff io Righi: Ken Woodward lPho+o- graphy Ediforl, Elmae Adams Ruger lSlaT'fl, Lillyan Pedillo llfdilor-in-Chiefl, Nick Bellucci lBusiness Managerl. Leff 'lo Righf, Row One: J. Barlcan, L. Civifello. S. Tasca. F. Goff. J. Brown. Row Two: G. Tubbs. P. Burke P. Bush, P. Peierson, I.. Sacchi, N. Warner, J. Brydges, ithacan Missed The deadline again, eh? The woes and headaches of an edifor are nojrhinq new io rhe ediior of The Hhacan. 'Phe bi-monihiy college newspaper. Looking ai The siaff of 'rhe paper proves if is Jrruly a cross secrion of rhe various deparfmenrs. From The drama depar'rmen+ and 'rhe play's rhe 1'hing 'ro an edirorial on why aren'+ we supporring rhe cheerleaders ar ihe fooiloall games, The Irhacan keeps sfudenis and faculfy informed of happen- ings around The college. exft k Ediiorsz Clockwise: N. Jameson, L. Wagner, A. Berkowirz IBus. Mgrj, R. Gariner, R. McDonald Hfdiforl, T. Buiiino Uviang. My'---....,-' .. And now The sporTs. l-lere's The IaTesT news from UniTed Press. wicb The acTiviTies oT WICB AMVFM once again proved To be an acTive cenTer of inTeresT Tor The Radio-TV maiors. Refreshing new programs including a magazine show and quiz program Tealured The evening programming operaTing Trom 7 p.m. To Midnight Monday Through Friday gave The sTudenT personnel plenTy of chance To show whaT They can do. The acTiviTies oT our educaTional operaTions play a large parT in preparing TuTure professional broadcasTers. Classroom acTiviTy co-ordinaTed wiTh acTual on The air work help To give The sTudenT Theorefical as well as pracTiced experience. STaclcs of Wax! WaTch Those levels! Leff To Righf, STanding: D. Drum. R. BriTTon, R. Hiesfand. J. Trombly lVeepl, D. Dix lSec.l. B. VanDer Schaaff, N. Warner, L. Wagner, S. lnfinTine. SeaTed: M. BrinThaupT lPresidenTl. rho tau sigma Ten men and Two girls . . . ThaT's The composiTion of one oT The newesT college organizaTions . . . Rho Tau Sigma. DesTined always To be a relaTively small group, Rho Tau is comprised of The eliTe of The Radio-Television deparTmenT. A naTional socieTy, The ZeTa ChapTer was founded aT lThaca College in April. I957. Membership is open To all Juniors and Seniors who have done ouTsTanding work in collegiaTe broadcasTing. AcTiviTies? Well, This year, Rho Tau Sigma sponsored an Open House aT The new Radio-Television sTudios . . . presenTed The maraThon broadcasT oT Spring Weekend TesTiviTies . . . and sponsored geT TogeThers Tor The enTire Radio-Television De- parTmenT. CongraTulaTions To l. C.'s newesT TraTerniTy. l:uTure years will see Rho Tau doing even more To TurTher Radio-TV work aT l, C. Rho Tau's Chrislmas parTy aT The old shack . 135 delta sigma pi Della Sig informal . . . before 'lhe dance. The iralernily wilh a iulure is lhe happy proclucl of lhe emergence of Two local I. C. business groups who gave up Jrheir separare lives for a beller lhing. The Della Sig's adcl more preslige io The professional fields of commerce and business aclminislralion as 'they slrive for closer aiiilialion loelvveen Jrhe commercial anol slu- clenl worlds. Aclrivilies of This group include lhe Rose ol Delia Sig Dance , ancl lhe Tralernilys annual spring loanquel for members and college aclminislralion. The Della Sig's were also responsible for selling aols lor our Cayugan lhis year. Lefi' +0 Right, Row One: R. Tuslcey, B. Elliolf, D. Ruslf, S. Lilwin, T. lvloriera, E. Caley, R. lvlaiher. Row Two: J. Tru- deau,, R. Wells lSecre'raryl, R. Del Russo lJunior Vice Presidenll, R. Giniecki lChanceIorl, Dr. G. Chen lFacul+y Ad- visorl, P. Liverio lPresiclen'll, R. Peffers lSenior Vice Presiclenll, R. S. Plall' lTreasurerl, R. Pollard. Row Three: A. Bowlby, R. Cole, R. Cox, G. Beardmore, J. Panella, R. I-lughey, J. Mosey, W. Updyke. R. Schlageler, F. Beninali. Row Four: R, R. Regala, L. Sacchi, M. Garrell, W. Chabot L. Bianci, W. Acker, N. Ippolilo, R. Alwell, G. Bosco. D. Lewis. Leff To RighT, Row One: A. SuTherland, C. Toyryla, P. Delaney. J. Mafeilca. Row Two: G. Shonder, M RoTh llreasurerl, N. May lP1'esideriTl, C. Fuller lVice Presidemll, B. J, Weber lSecreTaryj, D. Rey molds. Row Three: D. Colguhoun, D. Maenpaa, J. Mafeika. J. B. l-lease. E, Keiluhri, B. BarreTT, J Arll, A. George. phi delta pi Up. Up, Buffalo STreeT To Their home aT Ill Osmund Place hilce The girls in The Physical Educalrion TraTerniTy. Whal beTTer way To sTrengThen Their muscles? When The girls aren'T busy pracTicing Their gymnasTics eTc., They're busy wiTh such ac- TiviTies as The annual TaculTy card parTy, or Their numerous parTies Tor Frosh Phy. Ed's and pledges. The girls don'T Thinlc only oT parTies: They send Care packages, prinT Teacher recruiTmenT boolflelrs, and consTanTly sTrive Tor The improvemenT oT Teaching in The Phy. Ed. Tield. l l Fulure Teachers Typing up The lesson plans lor mefhods class. LeTT To Righ+, SeaTed: Dean I-Toward, R. Peffers, H. Shapiro. Sfandingz J. SilvesTri, R. Ford, J. Reiiher, R. Buchanan, J. Trombly, R. DeBenedicTis, E. Myles. inter-fraternity w.a.a. council Fall and Spring brings TorTh The sTrangely dressed pledges aspiring To ioin TraTerniTies and sorori- Ties. Ge-TTing signaTures on a grapeTruiT or an egg isn'T easy as any pledge knows. The l. F. C. deTermines how long pledging is To lasT. lT also decides where and how The bids are To be given ouT. SelecTed represenTaTives Trom The eleven sororiTies and TraTerniTies malce up whaT is l. C.'s governing body oT The organizaTion. Playdays and inTermurals are The big Things on The W. A. A. calendar. The W. A. A. board in The Women's Lounge is always Tull oT nolices. The GeT Acquainlred ParTy early in The Fall inTroduces Treshman girls To The upper classmen, and gives everyone a chance Tor a good Time. l-low'd your Team do in The baslceTball inTer- murals? Sign me up Tor The playday aT Syra- cuse . Are you playing badmiTTen This year? . . . Tamiliar conversaTion concerning W. A. A. acTiviTies. LeTT To Right Row One: J. KoguT, J. Ledlord, C. Abel, J. MnTeilca, D. Colquhoun, S. Poole, E. Linlcrourn, D. Maenpaa. C. PenningTon, C. PraTT. Row Two: C. Fuller, C. STarkman, M. Camessis, M. RoTh, A. Lobdell, S. Colling, B. Darling, J. Curran, K. McGowan, A. Marshall. Row Three: A. Geoge, D. Reynolds, , l-laase, C. Mills, B. Weber, A. Kemler. R. Hill, A. RooT, A. SuTherlancl. S. Coyle, S. Weber, J. Donhauser, E, Lerch. Row Four: E. Keiluhn, G. Shonder, P. De- laney, L. SanTacroce, M. Brands, K. Marfin, J. Michaud, S. Taylor. Lefi 'ro Right Row One: L. Mansfield. S. Lange. J. Miclwaud. L. Sanfacroce. H. E. Kim. Row Two: C. Penningfon Freshman Rcpresenlofivog B. Darling. Vice-Presidenfq L. Stzen. Secrefaryq Mrs. Sawyer, Chaperone: L. Tackbury. Treas l.u'or'7 M. Link, Prosidenf: C. PraH'. Row Three: K. Webster, S. Pafferson, M. Liffle, K. Lee, K. McGowan, S, Smi+h, A Hammer. E. Lorclw, C. Lowis. 5. Weber, J, Koguiz egbert hall 139 hilliarcl house Lefi fo Righf, Row One: R. Siewarr, Secreiaryy B. Heller, Freshman Advisor: S. Turer, Vice-President M. Quinn, House Chairman: J. B. Brown, N. Fuchs, Carden, Treasurer. Row Two: J, Ensiee, G. Silverrhorn, F. Miller, N. Harris, Miss Roberison, Chaperone Ray, C. Karpel, R. Voudouroglou. Row Three: S. Kanrrowifz, L. Azarow, S, Knispel, J. Trippany. T, Yares Hirsch, P. Bayer, R. Salomon. 1'-I x -: Vi.: C7 C77 .f gnu. Q9 -if ' r--n'f:'? '5, Lefi' fo Righ+, Row One: K. Clark, K. Keefe, Mrs. Simmons, Chaperone: M. Camessis fPresidenH, K. Jones. Row Two: J. Gebhardr, B. Weisenberg, I. Silversfoin, V. Simeone, R. Hilf, A. Roof, C. Jones, M. Farrell. C. Concagh. Row Three: B. Muddeman, M. Jarvis, J. Pericone, C. Sfarkman, M. Crowfey, C. Purvis. bert rogers Iyons house 1111 W gm E mum Lefi' fo Righf, Row One: S. Poole, B. Ward lVice-Presiclenll, Mrs, Farley, Chaperone: G, Gaines lPresiden+l, C. Gordon lAc+ing Treasurerl, J. Bly. Row Two: J. Ledford, l. Poznansky, M. Marlin, D, l-lalsey, B. Lulnalkin, J. Couse, M. Arlin. newman hall lflil william hall Lefl +0 Righl, Row One: M. Gillis, F. Perry, H. Colley. Row Two: C. Belmain, M. Burlce lTreasurerl, M. Musser lVice- Presidenll, Mrs. Brownell, Chaperone: P. Andrews lPresidenll, L. Civilello lfiecrelaryl, A. Piasld. Row Three: 6 Smillw, M. Slwarala. Row Four: S. Landre. D. Schaler, R. Klenclc. l-l. J. Tsao, J. Rice, A. Kemler, V. Church, A. lppolilo J. Llpe. '4 1 7, ,FIV I3 5 2 P' Lefi' +o Righi, Row One: R. Barnello, K. Prindle, J. Bassi, J. Blumenfeld. Row Two: C. Marclwuska. S. Mickel. Mr. Hyland- er, Chaperone: J. Swan, L. Wolfson, T. Grasso. Row Three: B, Bromley, M, Havinfon. Row Four: J. Magoun, D. Harris M. Slarpoli, B. Slrong, M. Slwullz, S. Albriqlwl, B. Sloodley, D. Yeselc, C. Bernier, B. L. Dubben, F. Raphael. westminster hall griffis hall Lefl 'fo Rigl1l, Firs+ Row: J. Briclenbauglw. R. Johnson, S.Wl'1ilcoml9. Second ROw: B. Ernst M, Chase, Mrs. Pease, L DiMaso, T. Smiflu. Third Row: C. Wlwilcomb, M. I-lall. Fourlh Row: K. Marlin, R. Mllilello, L. Smilh, l. Terefenlco, M Womdworlh, E. Linkroum, F, Ridley, L. Lovell. 13 -an E --f -1 1 cascadilla house Lef1 I'o Right, Firsf Row: J. Hufchings, N. Appel fsec.1. S. Gold lPres.l, Mrs. Albee, Chaperone. E. Sfapf, J. Polchlopek Second Row: G. Tlworsfen, M. Sam. M. Brands, J. Farber, J. Wandell, J. Landsberg, C. Perelson, S. Maclay, B Ziroli, V. H. Havrillca, pledging lit club pledge parlies . . . geliing signalrures . . . D. l-'l. Lawrence or Dylan Thomas . . . lively dress-up day . . . no smile day . . . paddle discussions on lilerary Jropics . . . Lil clulo meel- preparafion . . . flwoses very brealcalole eggs ings bring Jrogeiher all who wiilw +o 'Walls aloour . . . The dreaded Hell Nile . . . formal iniii- subiecls li'rerary . Over coffee and douglwnurs, alion . . . all a parr ol pledging. books come alive . . . aulrlwors are relwibilared . . . opinions are presenled . . . we Try fo prove our poini. Leff 'ro Righf, Sealed, Row One: C. Rick, B. Grant E. Diamond, L. Lovell. Row Two: Dr. Bafes, D. Harris, I. Silver, N. Fuchs, T. Filzsgerald, C, Lucas, F. Golf. Sianding: Dr. Jolin Ogden, Dr. Jolwn I-larcourf. Le'F+ io Righf, Kneeling: R. Aldrich lVice-Presidenll, N. Brignola lPresiden+l. Sealed: D. Harris, C. Raq- Iyn, J. Caplain. Sfanding: A. Henderson, T. Torh lTreesurerl, B, Bulcaiy, B. Wood, J. Brown, T. Slarpoli. Whai's The swingingesi group on campus? The I. C. Jazz Club. by iovel A New- comer lo The campus scene lfounded in April I957l The club already has spon- sored one of The mosi successful gigs al I. C .... The Jazz Reciiel . . . lnieresi in promoiinq a beller appreciafion and undersianding of American music in The Jazz medium. jazz club way oull I-IS Lefl' fo Righ+, Firsl Raw. B Curry R. Carmean, lSecl J Dum lPresl R McFarlane llreasl D Noun Second ' . , . , . r . , . , . , . . Row: H. llfinqer, J. Larsen, A. Cain, R. Slomkowslci, G. Maiolo, M. Ornalro. W. Lee, l.. Terwilliger. Third Row: B. Jack- son, G. Murphy, P. Leibroclc, J. Harden, B. Morella, R, Brown, R. Funck. Fourfh Row: D. McCauley, B. Wade, R. Roch, S. Bc-dosky, C. Bools. M. Skillman, M. Angelo, D. Dislin. Fiflh Row: G. Seiclleck, R. Graham, W. Monaghan, C. Kiehl, D. Girvon. B. Proper, R. Miller. varsity club Lellermen of I. C .... lcepr in unison by lhe Varsily Club. Gel' your programs ai Jrhe l. C. games from lhe Varsily Club members .. . Final aclivily . . . spring picnic for all lellernnen. language club Wanr 'ro learn how lo cha-cha or mambo? Wanl lo see piclures of far-away Spain or romanlic Paris? Then you'd berler come io ihe Language Club meelings. Srudenis wilh an avid desire 'ro learn abour Jrhe cusloms, music, dress, erc., of Spain, Germany or France find rhe Language Club iusl Jrhe place. Lefl +0 Right, Kneeling: D. Cola, B. Ruger lV.P.l, D. Miller lPres.l, B. Briflon. Sianding: Mrs. Gebharl, advisor, F. Krisleller lSec.-Treas.i, A. Cohen, N. lppoliflo, Mr. Kovary, advisor: P. Bush. lT j'rv-. .. ' F F Q rv'-5, ..n... nl'- , . LL A, x JJ ,. 1l:l'l'mll- Firsi Row: D. WaiTe, lSgT. of Armsl, A. Cohen lSpeakerl. Second Row: J. Barkan, P. Bush. D. Miller lSpeaker Pro Teml, J. Cohen. government club Do you like To speak whaT's on your mind, especially in The realm oT poliTics? I. C.'s sTudenTs chance To propose. argue, and voTe a measure in congressional procedure . . . organized like Congress . . . a pracTical ap- plicaTion in The workings oT governmenT . . . l.C.'s C5overnmenT Club. camp danaca Camp Danaca. locaTecl near Danloy is known To mosT sTuclenTs as The place where Treshmen geT orienTaTed. AcTually This TuncTion. lasT- ing only Three days is only The lasT oT many TuncTions oT The camp . . . The TooTball Team is Trained here . . . sTudenTs go on Biology Trips . . . many of The acTiviTies however, have no connecTion wiTh our college . . . a speech clinic is run Tor children and Teen- agers . . . Dr. Welborn has The Tremendous iob oT direcTing and coordinaTing These di- verse groups. In addiTion he is in charge oT The waTerTronT direcTor, The kiTchen crew, The medical sTaTT, accommodaTions Tor Two hun- dred and Tive acres oT land. Dr. Welborn chaTs wiTh some lThaca College STudenTs. 150 Fallier Zimmer and presicleril' Dick Delllusso preside over a communion breakfasl in lhe church hall. newman club Willa jovial and friendly Farber Zimmer as 'rheir advisor, llwe Newman Club al llhaca College is one ol The busiesl and laslesl growing groups on campus . . . regular meelings . . . commun- ion breaklasls . . .and dances . . .doings keep- ing Newman Club members conslanlly on The go. Leff fo Riglwf, Sealed: M. Scliwarlz. S. Turer, B. Heller. Berkowilz, R. Marshall, M. Weinslein. hillel All sludenls ol Jewish laillw are welcomed al l-lillel meelings. Meelings prove very worllwwlnile . . . llwe inleresling speakers see lo Thai. Bruncli es and suppers provide Hillel members The chance lor gel-logellwers. Hammer, N. l-larris. S. Kanlrowilz. Sfanding: J. Barlcan, A dining hall Because so many differenl' parTs oT Town serve as our campus and home, girls from diTTerenT Torms are noT oTTen aTTorded The opporTuniTies To geT TogeTher socially during The day. The LC. dining hall provides The Thrice-daily convocaTion OT all coeds inTeresTed in eaTing, and is Thus The unifying elemenT oT The college. The old TradiTion of singing grace leads a warm aTmosphere Tor all The hungry gaTherers. l.C. sTu- denTs who are working Their way Thru serve as waiTers and waiTresses, bringing a closer relaTionship loeTween sTudenTs. Never Tind Time To read The noTices on The loulleTin board? Go To Dining l-lall and Tind ouT whaT's going on around campus. Can'T Tind Time To see your roommaTe excepT aTTer she's gone To sleep? Go To Dining l-lall and Tind ouT how she's been . . . l.C. Dining Hall . . . where girls Trom all The dorms meeT Tor The common pleasures oT eaTing and conversing. snack bar Down The cold gray sTone sTeps and Through The Two seTs of swinging doors go sTudenTs of all deparTmenTs. Where are They headed? Why, To l.C.'s empor- ium of social relaxalrion . . .The spoT where The brain weary sTudenT heads aTTer ThaT grueling exam .. . where sTudenTs and TaculTy le+ Their hair clown . . . where Phy Eds and Music sTudenTs mingle . . . in shorT, where everyone aT l.C, geTs ac- quainTed wiTh everyone else . . .The Snack Bar is The place. The hecTic rush Tor coli- Tee and conversaTion beTween classes . . . Those long lines . . . The bench ThaT's come ing aparT . . . The aluminum ashTrays . . , The round Table in The corner . . . Could l borrow This sugar? . . . The good smell of hamburgers and onions . . . empTy coTTee cups on The Tables al' one minule pasT eighl' a.m. . . . ls anyone using This chair? . . . Twelve O'cloclc rush Tor lunch . . . one o'cloclc quieT . . . sighTs and sounds . . . The TaculTy . . . The sTu- denls . . . The Snaclc Bar! 153 'M' ' 4 1 'JVM cayugan staff Editor-invchief: Lillyan Pediflo Business Manager: Nicholas Bellucci Secreiary +o The Edilorz Kalie Schillrolh Siudeni Photography Edilorr Kennelh Woodward Slafi: Carl Dunn. Bob Parreile, Rubin Marshall Senior Pholography Edilorz Nancy Saxlon Slaff: Sue Keulz, Kalie Schillrolh, Marlaine Sharalc. Alice Kemler, Lynn Civi'rello, Joanne Miner, Vincent Carbone. Professional Photography Editor: Virginia H. Havrillca Advertising Manager: Richard DelRusso Slaif: Members of Delia Sigma Pi Fralernily Ari Edilors: Carol Gordon and Jane Bridenbaugh Siaii: Barbara Zahrl. Pal Andrews Secrelarial Edilorz Irene Terelenlzo Staff: Lynda Lovell, Rila Johnson Literary Edilorz Carolyn Rick Slaff: Ellen Kavanaugh. Jerry Brydges. Christine Lucas. Diclc Drumm. Elaine Diamond. Tama Yares. John Simonds, Gail Silverlhorn. Publicity Direcior: Virginia H. Havrilka Slaff: Ginny Gaines, Sue Turer Sporls Ediiorz Norman Warner Advisor: Dr. John B. Harcourl photography credits Bennelf Sludio Senior porlraiis C. Hadley Smilh iralernilies, sororilies. dormilories. conceri choir. band. and orchesira. portion of aihleiic Teams and aclion shols, poriion of club and group picrures. Ralph Baker Porlion of landscapes Marion Wesp Sou'rh Pacific and The Docior In Spire Oi Himself Gordon Campbell Buzzell Porlrails of Dr. Howard l. Dillingham and Dean Hill Ameila Longo Newman Club Blue Bird Sludio Physiolherapy Senior Porlrails Kennelh Woodward All olher photographs Produced by Jahn and Ollier Company. Chicago. Illinois: Hurley Company. Camden Arkansas: and S. K. Smilh Cover Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Represenialivez James R. McWilliams 155 advertisments C13 'N ' w lf. is ,ww Wu 'Flin A 1 v .. 45,5 -ghwh , 5. 53 X ' W. 4' - .. 3 Y , 1 x 1 !,,g -if iii x s y 4 asasisisasasaea:':' jg . 53 2 fb if ' 4, , ix 5' 5 135551, ' 4 gf 5 m y 554-2 z-wr 5 V15 4 IE, 'X Q: wage! UA? 7958 Cagayan Printed and Bound by Year Book Division of The Hurley Company, Inc Camden, Arkansas Pi Theta Phi ALPHA CHAPTER Professional Physiotherapy Fraternity, Inc. 402 E. Buffalo St. Founded December 3, I946: ln order to form a more perfect bond of fellowship, to advance the well being of the fraternity, and to perpetu- ate its traditions . . . mainly the elevation of the standards of the Physio- therapy profession and the advancement of the Science of Physiotherapy. President Kenneth S. Woodward Vice-President Edward C. Myles Treasurer Joseph T. Giullari Recording Secretary Barbara D. Heller Corresponding Secretary Lois A. Taclcabury 159 CONGRATULATIONS and Sincere Wishes TO THE Graduating Class of 1958 pofA:icAifc!j5 SERVING ITHACA AND THE FINGER LAKES REGION FOR 74 CONSECUTIVE YEARS COMPLIMENTS OF Slater Systems, Inc. Food Service Mormogers HOME OFFICE 2503 Lombard S+ree+ PHILADELPHIA 46, PENNSYLVANIA SERVING THE STUDENTS AT ITHACA COLLEGE IDU TRAVELER'S HOTEL SCENE FROM THE ORIGINAL FAMOUS FRI DAY MATI NEES I2l S. Aurora Slreel JOE CAPALONGO STUDENT MEALS MEAL TICKETS Ithaca College Alumni Association EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS To the Members of the Class of T958 AND WILL BE GLAD TO WELCOME THEM TO ITS MEMBERSHIP UPON GRADUATION All Good Wishes for Your Fulure Success Ill coMPi.iMENTs or .lahn and Ollier Engraving Company chicago, Illinois WORTH REMEMBERING! The Friendship ond Cooperotion Between ond . . WHCU FM 97.3 AM 870 GOOD LUCK TO A GRAND CLASS COMPLIMENTS Cayuga Liquor 81 Wine Co. OF Aqenis for Cayuga Grands DELTA KAPPA Free Delivery I I8 W. S+a+e S+. Phone 2-l63l 10.5 BEST WISHES THE CORNELL TH EATRES, INC. STRAND STATE TEMPLE WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE TOMPKINS COUNTY Automobile Dealers Association BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I958 To The We Exiencl Our Class of '53 Gongrafulafions and Besi' Wishes E in '958 OLYMPIA RESTAURANT cosENTl Nrs SAYS BEST WISHES 2 I 7 E. S'l'al'e Slreel' 208 N. Tioga Slreef l+haca's Recrealion Cenler IDE'S DROME ROLLER SKATING Wednesday Friday Saiurday Bus From Greyhound Terminal BOWLING LANES I6 New, Modern ALLEYS Fully Aulomalic Beauliful Lounge Fine Resiauranl' HADLEY SMITH Photog rophy GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF l958 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 The Clinton House Iihaca, New York Visif The Mural Lounge SMORGASBORD Every Saiurday 5:00 'Io 8:30 P. M. FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS AND DRINK SINCE I83 I In'I'erna+ionaI Fra'I'ernII'y of DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER Professional Business Fraiernify Iihaca CoIIege Corner Book HART Complimenis sto re Pho rmacy Complimenis of EARL w. DEMOTTE MRS- G- W- HART ' J. A. HART of THE Our Sincere BesI' Proprieilors Wishes For Greai' A D CLINTON Success in Whaiever 402 W. SI'a'I'e S+. BARBER UncIer'I'aIcing You May cor. of N. Plain SHOP Now Grac.IuaI'e To. WE DELIVER '09 N. Tioga Phone 9092 f 16 5 CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE AND A CAREER ABOUT TO START From FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST CO. I'rlf1cJccu's Most Complete Bank Member Federal Reserve Syslem and Federal Deposif Insurance Corporalion B R O H EAD'S W Lee of Ithaca Camera Shop N Inc' IO9 Nor+h Aurora SI. VASTENO N GIFTS 81 FIXTURES Hhacal New York G ESTABLISHED 1939 DISTINCTIVE 81 Cameras and CLOTHING S IIA I' I K ma- pp lanfes PhoI'o ra hic Su lies Wiring Supplies, 9 P pp N Housewares OUR SPECIALTY IS 206 N. Tioga G Phone 458I2 SI'reeI l-llel-l GRADE PI-IOTO FINISHING I I0 Easf S'ra'I'e SI. PIIOYIS 46282 8' We Processed All l-lil-lACA' N' Y' Sfuclenf Pholography C in Ihe l958 Cayugan 0. 166 SUCCESS AND Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TO THE l O I O O C GSS of 1958 Calqa Gobrlpl FROM THE H i F UN TYME C c I' + k The S+ore For All Good Sporfs omp 'men S e from y Division of +he Alumni A+hle+ic Equipmeni' Co. ' Soloman's S '28 S+a+8 S+. Barber Sh MUSIC Is The S+uden+'s S+ore For A+hle1'ic op STORE 330 E. Shah? Sheef and Recrea+ion Equipmen+ 527 W, Buffalo S+ ITHACA, N. Y. 167 TOMPKINS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY I I0 NORTH TIOGA STREET OFFERS TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE, EFFICIENT, PROMPT SERVICE AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT Member: Federal Reserve Sys+em and Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion The Graduafion - Congra+uIa+ions ITHACA COLLEGE SENIORS! For a Successful Fu+ure we offer NATIONAL'S Live Keyboard ADDING MACHINES Every Key Operaies a MoI'or! National Cash Register Co. Adding Machine Division ITHACA, NEW YORK Cotton's Ca rd Shop Cards of every occasion 304 E. S+a'I'e S+. Hhaca, N. Y. Leona rd's Coffee Shop E'IheI and Bill Leonard Proprie+ors WHERE ONE MEAL LAST ALL DAY Caiering Io I.C. S+uden+s wi'Ih Appefifes 303 S. Cayuga S+. Opp. Dodge Garage The Finesf Food . . . . . . Graciously Served CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 THE LEHIGH VALLEY Restaurant We say Iwilh some measure of pridel Ihal we Ihink you'II enjoy The line cuisine and gracious service af Ihe Lehigh Valley Reslau- ranl. TRY OUR CARRY OUT SERVICE 8I0 W. Buffalo Phone 9I40 L. G. BALFOUR C0 Your OFFICIAL FRATERNITY AND SORORITY JEWELER Badges - Favors - SI'eins Rings - Trophies ITHACA OFFICE IN ROTHCHILD'S RAY ROBINSON Good Luck SEN IORSI COMPLIMENTS OF COMPUMENTS OF JOE'S RESTAURANT DELTA PHI ZETA 602 W. Buffalo S+. of The Varsity Cayuga Inn Compliments ot ALPHA 1 of Ithaca College 8 miles N0r+h on Route 89 J. C. Penny Co. Extends Its Heartiest THE PLACE FQR State Street Congratulations to the YOUR NEXT BANQUET Ithaca, N. Y. GRADUATES SINFONIA FRATERNITY OF OF I958 Call 4-2078 for AMERICA reservations n Driscoll's Compllments LGOA. WTKO of G , L I Gongratulations rocerles' ega Beverages E To The Class of I958 Open Nights NORTHSIDE . a. s cl -fm. S-QmaA'P+w PHARMACY Iota A F A INC. cross rom urora 507 N. CAYUGA Gym Phone 3-I I7l The S. K. Smith Company Producers ot MOLLOY-MADE covers Designing and planning of the l958 Cayugan covers executed by our Cleveland Office. 2857 North Western Ave., Chicago I8, Illinois 33 Public Square Bldg., Cleveland I3, Ohio Compliments ot the new COLLEGE INN Phi Delta Pi Fraternity Ill Osmun Place Ithaca, N. Y. President, Norma May Vice Pres., Constance Fuller Recording Sec., Marliyn Roth Advisor, Mrs. Rita LaRoclc THE Normandie lthaca's Most Popular' Resatura nt Has served Ithaca College Since l909 For Reservations Call 94I0 I I2-I I4 E. State St. Visit our Burgundy Room Couger's Rotary Service Station BEST WISHES To The Class of '58 Elmira Rd. 8: Meadow Street Compliments ot Art Craft of Ithaca, Inc. coMPLlMENTs or A FRIEND FOR WONDERFUL MILKSHAKES Go To The Frozen-Gold Soda Bar 81 Lunchenette ICE CREAM In Packages or a+ fhe Foun+ain 433 Norih Cayuga S+. Robert S. Boothroyd Agency, Inc. For All Your Insurance Needs 2I4 N. Aurora S+. Phone 4-6307 Alumni I924 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I958 Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity 172 ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS CAN BE PRODUCED AT NORTON PRINTING CO. Poslers . . . Programs . . . Banquel Menus Across from fhe Slrancl Thealre Phone 4-I27l ADELPHI FRESHMAN HONOR SOCIETY Cong rotulcufes the Closs of l958 Congralulalions To The Class of I958 Johnny's Big Red Grill ON THE HlLL Open Daily Res+auranI' Cocldail Lounge BEST WISHES FROM THE ITHACAN Your Campus Newspaper One of 'Ihe Grealesl' Clofhlng Sfores of l'he S+a+e The Place lo go lor The Brand names you Icnow in IvIen's Clolhlng THE SPORT SHOP Clolhing Furnishings 42555 Phone 42I I I If We Hacl 2I Guns, We'cl Fire a 2l Gun Salule lo lhe Class of l958 George's Resfau ra nt VISIT THE RAINBOW LOUNGE I28 S. Cayuga S+. I06 W. Green S+. Congratulations to the Class ot l958 From PETE your host at the College Spa 2 I6 East State Street Dean of Ithaca, Inc. Phone 4-63 I8 Established l908 Maytlower Warehouses Coast to Coast Local 8: Long Distance Moving 40 l-409 E. State St. Always in Good Spirits Nortside Liquor and Wine Store LICENSE NO. L22I8 L. E. SPENCER, Prop. 433lf2 N. Cayuga St. Varsity Billiard Parlor l07 N. Tioga Street A Good Way To Spend Your Leisure Time POOL - BILLIARDS ITHACA. N- Y- Come ln 8: See Us Ithaca, N. Y. Compliments ot BEST WISHES TO C, J, Rumsey THE CLASS OF l958 Thompson 8. Co, From Music Studio 330 West State St. Ithaca, N. Y. School Band Instrument Service Estey and Thomas Organs Service tor the Musician l+haca's Complete Hardware Store Hardware Small Electrical Appliances House Furnishings Paints - Toys Bennett Studio Complete Photography 405 S. Albany St. Phone 90l3 Ithaca, N. Y. PEGGY HYERS, Prop. Compliments ot A FRIEND National Inlet Valley . A.-my S1-gre F I Gongratulations Urfns nc. I To The Class ot I958 I06-I08 N. Cayuga St. Wholesale and Retail Ph. 2-l727 Compliments B' Mll'LARD' Conrell YOUR P'eS'de'1+ of HEADQUARTERS Laundry 81 FOR 748 S. Meadow St. . If H+ SWEB 5 ll' S ufhacs, N. Y. AL'S semfmg Sujjn aging? , ervlce mo 4-62I2 sel'YlCe luggagmlrunls winter parlcas camp supplies Serving many ot One hour service Sleeping P595 lthaca's finest homes D . . P k. dress slafks and restaurants tor nveqn' ar mg Spam slmls more than 30 years. YOU SAVE MORE AT NATIONAL ORMY STORE LuccareIli's . Red and White Alpme Store Restaurant ITHACA Self-Serv-ce OFFICE EQUIPMENT co. Fealunng Imported Food Products Everything tor Business Luncheons, Regulars Ol. Oil uve I s D' , S d ' h , Innes ahn :llc es N0'l'l0n5 3 I 5 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. pag e 1 Beverages Phone 4-9070 Open 7 days a week Typewriters-Sales-Rentals-Repairs Serving all Legal 8:00 a.m. to l0:30 p.m. B Everything tor Students everages Franklin Monroe, Prop. 2 I5 E. Senaca St. 402 W. Court Street Ithaca 3-l266 Plenty ot Free Parking Phone 9462 5 C g I' Iationsand the Bestof Lu kt t CLASS OF 1958 The 1958 Cayugan Staff , ,A .......,.-- .....,..., , 1 V, - W 4 W fwvwwwfw , ,, ,, ,. A -.-T, , ,A . ,-., mv, M .,. .Y . ,H ,, . ,., .!,..,, -, . H-,,,,.-.-. 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